Stayin warm in the stand

[huntingfamily]

i have a app. on my phone with all the premos calls on it

[Helix]

Careful, electronic calls are a no-no during deer season. 

[Kain]

I also hear keeping your hand in your muff works.      

[Snapshot]

When it is really cold I duct tape a toe warmer to the outside of my wool pant leg right where the femoral artery is closest to the surface, then stand (or sit) with my knees together. It warms the blood.

Poly pro under-layer from the neck to the toes. Wool shirt, wool vest, wool scarf, wool stocking hat, light weight wool pants (as in dress slacks) under heavyweight wool pants. Smartwool socks, 2000 thinsulate rubber boots, jacket, fleece vest, balaclava, fingered wool glove on the bowhand, fingerless wool glove w/ leather shooting glove on the other. If I can't hang my bow I'll slip a toe warmer into the glove on my bow hand, too, to keep those fingers warm.

[grunt11B]

Looks like everyone is doing the same thing by using toe, body warmer and hand warmers... I use alot of hand warmers and placing them inside my jacket, one behind the neck to warm up the spine, 2 tapped on both thighs, and my military issued fleece thermals.....

[Archeryoutfitters]

I have a heater body suit also, it does a good job but has a # of draw backs if its dead quite like when its real cold out makes it really hard to get ready for the shot. also getting it on and off in the tree, or climbing with it on in a self climber not good ether. if you havn't tryed the cabelas stand hunter suite, you are truely missing out on the best pice off clothing that we as a late season bow hunter has. it is very warm, better than the suit and prob. quiter than any other hunting clothing you own comes with a GOOD quality hand muff a must if you dont hunt with one yet. but same as the HS you should wait till you get close to your stand to put it on becouse of the how well it works. easy to get into legs unzip all way to the hip.

[huntingfamily]

love that picture outfitter....is that alfalfa?

[Archeryoutfitters]

ya, our feed of choice

[Wildsau]

After spending a lot of late night hous, in the chilling cold, in Highseats, in Germany, hunting for Wildboar, I have come to love Loden.  I stay, toasty, warm and dry, even if it rains, and no movement makes a sound.  I have found that Loden pands and Parka work just fine.  It is not camoed, but the animals are color-blind anyway.

The rubberized doormat, from the Melissa Bachman YouTube clips, above, make a lot of sense, as well.

[Archeryoutfitters]

After spending a lot of late night hous, in the chilling cold, in Highseats, in Germany, hunting for Wildboar, I have come to love Loden.  I stay, toasty, warm and dry, even if it rains, and no movement makes a sound.  I have found that Loden pands and Parka work just fine.  It is not camoed, but the animals are color-blind anyway.

The rubberized doormat, from the Melissa Bachman YouTube clips, above, make a lot of sense, as well.

Do you have a idea where to look at these items. i goggled but couldn't find any hunter friendly things the color good. Thanks Brian

[pianoman9701]

I also hear keeping your hand in your muff works.      

Yeah, nothing like a muff to keep your hands warm.