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Hunting clothes #6875234
05/17/20 08:17 PM
05/17/20 08:17 PM
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South Milwaukee wi.
griz 660 Offline OP
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I know that as trappers we over all are a cheap bunch. That being said some times you get what you pay for. About 3 years ago I started having trouble staying warm while deer hunting in a tree stand. I hunt the whole season including muzzle loader and late bow season also I hunted northern Ontario and will be again this year. Last year I bought a some what expensive parka and bibs from Bass pro I'm not impressed with the quality of the outfit it gets crunchy in the cold. I have great base layers and decent mid layer has anyone tried the high end sitka gear? I hate to just go and spend more money but i would hate more to not hunt as long as I do now.During the Canadian trip I sat dawn to dusk for 6 days including 3 that never reached 10 degrees. I'm open to any ideas. Just not the one from my wife that I just stay home and help around the house more. Thanks

Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875262
05/17/20 08:41 PM
05/17/20 08:41 PM
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If you hunt cold weather, spend the money and get GOOD goose DOWN, not a mix of down and feathers.


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Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875270
05/17/20 08:48 PM
05/17/20 08:48 PM
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ontario, canada
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I really like wool pants as an outer layer. I am probably not sitting for long periods. They are warm, even when wet or damp. Good if wading in snow. Hunt Northern Ontario , a lot. old243

Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875272
05/17/20 08:51 PM
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If I could afford it, (can’t 😕) I’d check out Sleeping Indian or King of the Mountain.

Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875279
05/17/20 09:04 PM
05/17/20 09:04 PM
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Have you looked into a heater body suit? If you are just sitting in a stand and not moving around I think a suit will be more effective than Sitka.


Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875326
05/17/20 10:05 PM
05/17/20 10:05 PM
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Crivitz WI
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Heater body suit.


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Re: Hunting clothes [Re: Sprung & Rusty] #6875333
05/17/20 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Sprung&Rusty
Heater body suit.


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Re: Hunting clothes [Re: Whopper Stopper] #6875357
05/17/20 10:42 PM
05/17/20 10:42 PM
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South Milwaukee wi.
griz 660 Offline OP
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Do you guys use a heater body suit in a tree stand?

Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875370
05/17/20 10:58 PM
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Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875397
05/17/20 11:42 PM
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I’m a believer in wool, but then again I mostly still hunt. I use the big bill line from gostwear. They have pants, coats and vests. And I never get cold anymore

Re: Hunting clothes [Re: scotiantrapper] #6875400
05/17/20 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by scotiantrapper
I’m a believer in wool, but then again I mostly still hunt. I use the big bill line from gostwear. They have pants, coats and vests. And I never get cold anymore

So often it's the hands that get cold

Last edited by AJE; 05/17/20 11:47 PM.
Re: Hunting clothes [Re: griz 660] #6875586
05/18/20 08:27 AM
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I'd start by trying to find about three head covers first. Then two Hot Hands body warmers on the kidneys. I do have a heater body suit but only break it out when temps dropping below zero. Its not just for a week hunt. I hunt most of 2 1/2 months. I'm 65.

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