Staying dry
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RezDogRendezvous
- Bawl Mouth

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Staying dry
What is a bottum wear or brand that you guys have found to keep a guy totally dry yet light enough to walk in all night or day? And how bout your boots?
Re: Staying dry
kings, Rain gear light weight and totally water proof, fairly cheap to, around 120 bucks for the jacket and pants. Schnees are the only way to go for boots.
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BlacktailStalker
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Re: Staying dry
I just picked up a pair of Marmot Precip pants, they're real light, pack small and were WAY tougher than i thought on a recent goat hunt, kept me very dry in pissing rain and 4' of buckbrush for many hours and they didnt rip. I recommend them.
I use a Sitka Stormfront goretex jacket but that was pricey, over $500.
I use a Sitka Stormfront goretex jacket but that was pricey, over $500.

Re: Staying dry
i always liked the military surplus gear rain gear. there cheap and tuff but i half to admit the oldstyle military camo is not top looking in my eyes but i am yet to catch the hounds laughing. i usually put on the light poly pro cold weather pants and shirt on for clothes and just wear the wet gear. it works perfect cause your not as bundled up. in colder weather i switch to the heavy poly gear and worst case i wear the lights poly under the heavys and am good at the worst of conditions
never doubt the dogs
Re: Staying dry
Wool pant and Asolo mountaineering boots with gators.That works for me.
Keep you mouth shut and ears open. You might learn something.
Re: Staying dry
The best way I have found to stay warm and dry lion hunting is to hunt dry ground in about may 
"Houndn'Ems Blueticks" if it smells like a cat, they'll catch it.


