Just get a heavy, warm, waterproof, wind proof, warm jacket (parka) from Cabelas or something. There are tons of them on there.

well if its really cold, i wear underarmour, right next to my skin, then i put on long underwear. after that i put on a t-shirt on the top. on the outside i put a pair of woll pants, and a wool jacket ( i hate wearing them cuz they make me look like a moron, but they keep me nice and toasty)

try the bargaincave or webexclusives at cabelas

when it gets cold i wear a couple pairs of long johns a long sleeve shirt and pants with carhartt bibs and a heavy winter coat,,which has removeable outter camo shell which is thin mainly for waterprooffing and windproofing i think,,but iner layer is real heavy and real warm used it when

it also seen some use when the river near by came up and flooded town at bottom of hill,,we live on top of the will so we were ok,,i help get peoples stuff out and stuff and it kept me warm in fridgid temps and i moveing boat

Every day of the year I'm wearing either woodland camo pants or jeans cause thats what I consider "casual" and I dont really give a rats arse if people think its tacky lol

During bow season I'm wearin woodland camo pants and a thin long sleeve t shirt in mossy oak with a mossy oak mask and hat.

i would go with the bibs and parka because that way if your upper body gets warm and your legs are cold you can just take off the parka and still have layers to take off if you are still to warm or if your legs get warm you can just take off the bibs where as with coveralls you have to take off a whole layer of clothing causing one part of your body to become cold that is just my opinion i like this because it has worked for me so far just remember to dress in layers

Head: UnderArmour Cold-Gear Face Mask then a Rocky Scent-Lok Camo Head/Neck Cover

Upper Body: Muscle Shirt, T-Shirt. Fleece Sweater, Cabela's Mossy-Oak 4-in-1 Parka

Lower Body: Long Johns, Sweat Pants, Cabela's Mossy-Oak Pants

Feet: Red Head or Team Realtree Liner Socks, 1 pair of regular knee-socks, 1 pair of wool socks, Itasca Peak 1,600 gram boots in Mossy Oak

up you where that many pairs of socks?

3 pairs is nothing compared to what my goofy godbrother wears. You'd think he was going to go on a stroll through Antarctica without boots! [:-]