Cold Weather Hunting Cloths

[Whitetail200]

Wandering those of you that had success in finding hunting wear for cold weather where a fella can look . Cabela's in Edmonton is a no go . Any suggestions welcome . Thank You

[marky_mark]

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Find the brand and model your looking for and try and find inventory online

[Pioneer2]

https://www.gostwear.com/hunting-c-8...SAAEgJ6DfD_BwE

[freeride]

What type of hunting are you doing?

Stationary or hiking/exertion?

[ganderblaster]

Originally Posted by Whitetail200

Wandering those of you that had success in finding hunting wear for cold weather where a fella can look . Cabela's in Edmonton is a no go . Any suggestions welcome . Thank You

Hard to believe the lack of options in Cabela’s in Edmonton. Massive empty floor space where the insulated pants and jackets used to be. Has to be expensive to pay for that floor space with no inventory to sell there.
I personally have had good luck with First Lite stuff although it is overpriced and over marketed. Under Armour has kept me very warm except the zippers are beyond garbage and if it doesn’t close it Doesn’t work.
I went to a snowboard clothes store finally for my last set of insulated, waterproof hunting pants.

[aragor764]

Originally Posted by ganderblaster

Hard to believe the lack of options in Cabela’s in Edmonton. Massive empty floor space where the insulated pants and jackets used to be. Has to be expensive to pay for that floor space with no inventory to sell there.
I personally have had good luck with First Lite stuff although it is overpriced and over marketed. Under Armour has kept me very warm except the zippers are beyond garbage and if it doesn’t close it Doesn’t work.

Cabela's South of town has changed the location of its ammo clothing, it is now in a separate room right by the boating stuff FYI. They have decent stuff in there, the usual, Sitka, Cabela's and Redhead.

[bessiedog]

Originally Posted by Pioneer2

https://www.gostwear.com/hunting-c-8...SAAEgJ6DfD_BwE

You could find the Army surplus equivalent and save yourself 75% the cost for better wool.

West Germany or Sweden cold weather pants

And wool shirts

[Stinky Buffalo]

Originally Posted by aragor764

Cabela's South of town has changed the location of its ammo clothing, it is now in a separate room right by the boating stuff FYI. They have decent stuff in there, the usual, Sitka, Cabela's and Redhead.

Yup, the North end one moved the camo to the old Bargain Cave room as well.

Not sure I like it. Seems to be a narrower selection of late.

Jim-Bow's (Edmonton) has a room dedicated to Sitka wear - one of the biggest selections I've seen in any store to date. I can just feel my wallet clench when I walk in there.

[catnthehat]

Originally Posted by Whitetail200

Wandering those of you that had success in finding hunting wear for cold weather where a fella can look . Cabela's in Edmonton is a no go . Any suggestions welcome . Thank You

I really don't have any really special hunting clothes, I just wear what I do every day - except for the chaps , of course!
Cat

[calgarychef]

It depends if you’re moving or sitting

Wool, down or fur is my choice when moving. When sitting something
G like a heater suit will be a big asset.

[Pioneer2]

Originally Posted by bessiedog

You could find the Army surplus equivalent and save yourself 75% the cost for better wool.

West Germany or Sweden cold weather pants

And wool shirts

German + Swedish wool pants neither lasted with the leather dog collars on the ankles to keep out snow.Also fit like a flour sack.