At the end of deer season, I needed to replace some of my old “holy” hunting clothing. After seeing an email from Midway USA about their clearance sale, I was able to pick up an entire outerwear system for around $200. And to beat that, I think it’s quality stuff. I bought:
1. MIDWAY USA Men’s Elk Fork Parka
2. MIDWAY USA Men’s Prairie Creek Softshell Bibs
3. MIDWAY USA Men’s Prairie Creek Softshell Vest
4. MIDWAY USA Men’s Prairie Creek Softshell Hoodie
I am NOT sponsored by Midway USA, but I am impressed with their clothing line for hunting.
Nice video. I’ve bought some fantastic deals on Midway clearance. Shopping for some new stuff now. I like what you bought but it may be a bit too warm for what I’m intending. Also, gat a lapel mic. It will help your audio tremendously.
What size bibs did you buy? Think you could put a pair of softshell pants under the bibs if you needed more insulation? I get cold easily and debating between these or elk fork bibs.
👍👍 for Midway products.
Recently got the Midway brand ECWS sleep system, I have used Tennier, and midways ECWS is about identical, minus Patent obviously.
Goodwill and 3 cans of spray paint.
Earth tones.
Can be done for well under $40.00.
Also get some black cotton dress slacks a couple sizes bigger, paint them camo.
Then put on flannel sleeping pants and sweat pants underneath,
(one size bigger jeans)
then add the cotton slacks.
Same up top
with the shirt.
Find a warm workman’s coat
and put a big soft sweat shirt over it.
It’s not a beauty contest.
It only has to keep you warm
and break up your outline.
I stay out longer than anyone I know when it is cold out.
It’s the hands and feet getting cold
that causes people to head in.
Spray your old insulated hunting boots, one coat at a time,
with 3M spray contact cement.
It seals the pores
and adds a lot of warmth
to the boots.
It also makes them watertight.
Let it fully dry between coats.
Cheap, easy, plentiful, and durable.
The same way I like my women …
Just kidding.
Lol
is the fabric made out of this new super loud stuff or is it quiet like the old mossy oak coats?