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[Woody]

back to waders, 5 mil neoprene for me, thank you very much. hunted a day where we hit -40, now that is fucking cold. the guns stopped functioning because of ice in the air locking up the firing pin. yes, i was cold. i got both pneumonia and hypothermia. i was poorly dressed under my waders which i think lead to both.


lifevests? i figure if i go in anywhere up here, help won't be there and with our temps, i'll be dead in 3 minutes anyway, so i don't even bother with lifevests.

There is a temp where they become more of a novelty.
And I have seen -50 once and I will never go hunting in that.

yeah i'm pretty sure next time i see that i'm saying fuck it and getting morning poon instead.

At 0 I'm going with morning poon.

[(MT)Montanafowler]

back to waders, 5 mil neoprene for me, thank you very much. hunted a day where we hit -40, now that is fucking cold. the guns stopped functioning because of ice in the air locking up the firing pin. yes, i was cold. i got both pneumonia and hypothermia. i was poorly dressed under my waders which i think lead to both.


lifevests? i figure if i go in anywhere up here, help won't be there and with our temps, i'll be dead in 3 minutes anyway, so i don't even bother with lifevests.

There is a temp where they become more of a novelty.
And I have seen -50 once and I will never go hunting in that.

yeah i'm pretty sure next time i see that i'm saying fuck it and getting morning poon instead.

At 0 I'm going with morning poon.

bitch. we're hunting that temp on week 2-3 usually.

[Woody]

You miss understand, I just like morning poon

[rebelp74]

You miss understand, I just like morning poon

Morning poon makes for a great day.

[(MT)Montanafowler]

You miss understand, I just like morning poon

i've never met a miss that understands, they seem to all just make shit up and convolute everything.

i may have misunderstood, did you mean misunderstand?

[Woody]

You miss understand, I just like morning poon

i've never met a miss that understands, they seem to all just make shit up and convolute everything.

i may have misunderstood, did you mean misunderstand?

Word play, my friend.

You called be a bitch a called you a girl.

[3legged_lab]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

[Woody]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

[triplecurl]

6', 205, size 13 shoes. A real pain in the ass when it comes to waders.

Try 6'3", 230, with a size 16. It is a real pain in the ass for shoes, boots, waders and pretty much anything that has to do with feet.

I bet so. I'm 6'3" 220 size 13. 3 more shoe sizes would make a big difference in overall fit. Cabelas fit like they were tailor made for me.

[rebelp74]

6', 205, size 13 shoes. A real pain in the ass when it comes to waders.

Try 6'3", 230, with a size 16. It is a real pain in the ass for shoes, boots, waders and pretty much anything that has to do with feet.

I bet so. I'm 6'3" 220 size 13. 3 more shoe sizes would make a big difference in overall fit. Cabelas fit like they were tailor made for me.

I have a pair of size 15 cabelas dri plus breathables. The run a little short, the chest/waist is crazy huge and I can't get insulated socks in em. I have some macks pw neoprenes in a 16 and they fit great.

[3legged_lab]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

The one thing I'd agree with is - imo a heavier gram thinsulate in the boot will make a bigger difference in perceived warmth than the mil of the neo.

[aunt betty]

If they had waders with hvac systems...some of you guys would insist it's a requirement.
Me n Reb will invent them and call them Goldilocks waders.
They're not too warm, not too cold, but just right.

[rebelp74]

If they had waders with hvac systems...some of you guys would insist it's a requirement.
Me n Reb will invent them and call them Goldilocks waders.
They're not too warm, not too cold, but just right.

[3legged_lab]

I prefer to have my nuts at a steady 69..... degrees.

[rebelp74]

I prefer to have my nuts at a steady 69..... degrees.

Anything else is just unsatisfactory.

[don taylor]

It's cold here, but not brutal. Most days it's between 10 and 35 to start the day throughout the late season. Below 10 for too long, you don't need waders here. Everything is frozen, there are no boat rides or open water to wade in. My last pair was canvas Cabela's brushbusters. I'm the last guy in the group to get cold and pick waders so my upper body is intentionally less insulated. I constantly overheat and strip down to a t shirt in below freezing temps just to let some of the heat escape. I'll be fine in 3.5's. I'm also not crawling around in them or crossing barbed wire. I use the gate.

[Woody]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

The one thing I'd agree with is - imo a heavier gram thinsulate in the boot will make a bigger difference in perceived warmth than the mil of the neo.

The further the body part is from your heart the quicker it is going to get cold.

[Tomkat]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

The one thing I'd agree with is - imo a heavier gram thinsulate in the boot will make a bigger difference in perceived warmth than the mil of the neo.

THIS ^^^^^^^

I always wear wool socks. As long as my feet are warm, my breathables do a good job of keeping me warm. I wear good wader pants.

5 MM SUCKS, I hated it. For me, better to get the 3.5 MM and wear my Avery brutal wear under.

[assateague]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

The one thing I'd agree with is - imo a heavier gram thinsulate in the boot will make a bigger difference in perceived warmth than the mil of the neo.

The further the body part is from your heart the quicker it is going to get cold.

In that case, the end of my pecker is already cold, since it's November there.

[Tomkat]

Your pecker comment is proof positive you have the hots for Lanie's teacher.

Control yourself Jim. The anger you feel towards her is actually passion. You said she has a nice ass....

[Woody]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

The one thing I'd agree with is - imo a heavier gram thinsulate in the boot will make a bigger difference in perceived warmth than the mil of the neo.

The further the body part is from your heart the quicker it is going to get cold.

In that case, the end of my pecker is already cold, since it's November there.

Last November right?

[assateague]

[Tomkat]

Your pecker comment is proof positive you have the hots for Lanie's teacher.

Control yourself Jim. The anger you feel towards her is actually passion. You said she has a nice ass....

Was she teaching in NovembeR?

[3legged_lab]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

The one thing I'd agree with is - imo a heavier gram thinsulate in the boot will make a bigger difference in perceived warmth than the mil of the neo.

The further the body part is from your heart the quicker it is going to get cold.

Thanks Einstein, for backing me up on that.

[3geese4me]

My season starts on August 15th. I'll be hunting in 95 degree weather..

[jarbo03]

5 mil is warmer than 3.5 mil, I don't get you guys saying the reverse. Plus you are less likely to tear through on thicker neo.

I won't argue any of that.
There are just few places that require 5 mm.
Northern MN happens to be one of them.

The one thing I'd agree with is - imo a heavier gram thinsulate in the boot will make a bigger difference in perceived warmth than the mil of the neo.

The further the body part is from your heart the quicker it is going to get cold.

Thanks Einstein, for backing me up on that.

You're not supposed to show sarcasm towards Captain Obvious!:lol::lol:

Sent from a gnarly phone with a kickstand

[Feelin' Fowl]

Sarcasm? I didn't see anyone use the @ sign...

[rebelp74]

[don taylor]

42 days left.

[aunt betty]

No lip, but we have a thing called barbed wire here that reminds me of cactus. My breathables have crossed more than a few fences.

As for the boat ride, I always wear a life jacket.


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The thorns are thornier in Kansas. The have little elves that carry files for sharpening barbed wire... in Kansas.
The gays are gayer. The cows take bigger dumps and have much bigger rumps... in Kansas. The weather is weatheryier. The winters are winteryier. The cars rust out faster too. God, it must really suck to live in Kansas untilcollege naggerball season arrives.