Wear fur!!!! My boys laughed at the fur coat I bought on ebay but they were fighting over it this weekend after wearing it when the Temps got down in the teens. I bought a sheep skin coat off ebay too. Leather does a great job stopping the wind and they wool keeps u toasty! Little waterproofing is rain is forecasted.

I wear jeans a t shirt some long sleeve shirts a hooded sweet shirt and curtly a redhead carthart type jacket. O and my every day work boots. Maybe my old carthart bibs if it really cold.

I'm not going to spent a bunch of money on expensive clothing to hunt deer in Indiana. I'm 2 miles or less often 400 yards or so from my truck or out back on my farm.


I spend enough on gas and tags( if i buy them I normally font hunt just take my kids) to make deer hunting questionable if it's worth it for 50 to 80 lb of meat per deer. It's a hobby taking the kids and teaching them.

I don't have any of the foo foo camo cloths my favorite camo comes from Nature Gear reasonable price and I've been happy with the products so far .
As for warmth a polypropylene base layer for long johns and quality wool socks are never a bad thing .

Sorry but like many others on here I was successfully killing critters and deer without any of this new age fancy crap ha ha
Allan

So you don’t wear clothes for a specific purpose. Such as clothes you wear to church, to feed the animals in, to take pictures with the family in, for a funeral or wedding. Because the definition of an outfit, is clothes worn for a specific purpose or reason.

Girls talk about outfits. Men might recommend a hat, jacket ot line of products they like but you won't hear them say "you just have to see my new outfit"

Church clothes would be a suit or dress clothes. I don't think I have had an outfit since my mother was buying my cloths and dressing me. Back then I probably had matching socks and maybe a hat. But my pajamas were also fleece and had plastic footies on them two.

My hunting "clothes" are also my work clothes, everyday clothes and going out clothes, mix and match for the conditions... and buy on sale.

I suppose that depends on where one lives. South of the mason dixon line I suppose a hoodie, levis and Nikes should suffice lol.

Cabelas before Bass Pro destroyed their clothing line. The pullover jacket and camo shirt are both over twenty years old. I don't know what iteration of windproof/waterproof fabric it's made from but it's warm and still going strong. The shirt has been worn hundreds of times both at work and hunting. It's not even missing a button.

The plaid wool shirt is a heavy Pendleton I bought off eBay for a third of the price of what it would cost new. Take care of it and it will last you a lifetime. I wear synthetic layering under that. I have a pile of quality hunting clothing.

You'll never last in a stand up here during November deer season unless you have quality clothing.