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Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 4:07 pm
by Shallow Grave
i have the drake pullover as well..hadnt been cold once..been in 22 degree temps this year in texas..i layer up as well..
cold
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 4:43 pm
by jdbuckshot
i have never worn a jacket duck hunting, unless riding the boat. i have a wool zip up that i wear if its bad out.
the first week of dec. it was 0 with out the wind chill. and i didnt wear a jacket.
under armour, long sleeve thermal, cabelas waterfowl sweather (best hunting shirt ever) and a fleece shirt.
i only wear my under armour under my jeans if its below 15.
jackets are usless to me
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 5:57 pm
by msbigdawg1234
The hodgman wader jacket I got from Walmart worked great . Hunted this morn never thought about getting cold. Those coats were orginally $100.00 That walmart across from North Park had about 8 of them yesterday.They were $35 can't go wrong. Shadow grass with zip off hood. Nice jacket.
Re: cold
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:09 pm
by mottlet
jdbuckshot wrote:i have never worn a jacket duck hunting, unless riding the boat. i have a wool zip up that i wear if its bad out.
the first week of dec. it was 0 with out the wind chill. and i didnt wear a jacket.
under armour, long sleeve thermal, cabelas waterfowl sweather (best hunting shirt ever) and a fleece shirt.
i only wear my under armour under my jeans if its below 15.
jackets are usless to me
I agree. Jackets are for pansies. I usually just cover my naked torso in lard and hit the drink!!
mottlet
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:54 pm
by Greenhead22
Drake T-Mock, no need for a coat.
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 8:51 am
by Squealer
Another vote for Herter's 4 in 1 parkas. I have two and they are not too bulky yet they keep you very warm.
Re: cold
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 9:13 am
by tunica
mottlet wrote:jdbuckshot wrote:i have never worn a jacket duck hunting, unless riding the boat. i have a wool zip up that i wear if its bad out.
the first week of dec. it was 0 with out the wind chill. and i didnt wear a jacket.
under armour, long sleeve thermal, cabelas waterfowl sweather (best hunting shirt ever) and a fleece shirt.
i only wear my under armour under my jeans if its below 15.
jackets are usless to me
I agree. Jackets are for pansies. I usually just cover my naked torso in lard and hit the drink!!
mottlet
Mottlet you 'll never learn lard leaves a trail in the water....go with Bio degradable cooking oils its harder for the GW's to track ya.
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 11:05 am
by GulfCoast
I have a gore-tex shell for the ride in, otherwise I almost never wear a jacket.
Capaline base layer, light fleece wader pants, drake turtleneck with waterproof sleeves and shoulders and a hat and I am fine to well below freezing. My hands do get tore up, though.