If rain starts, additional gears suggestion to keep hunting on the ground?

[Crcusmonky]

It's a dry bag-the rain gear & any extra layers go into that. Then it attaches to the bottom straps of the Monster pack.

I have several sizes of them to accommodate bulkier stuff when it gets colder. They keep that stuff clean & dry, & briars don't snag on 'em. Got them on (where else?!) Amazon!

Well now it’s time for show and tell, I’m always up for seeing different setups and configurations.


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[TradBowGuy]

Ok, here ya go! Here's a couple photos of my early season rig, all packed up & ready to go. I use a Badlands Monster Pack to hold all of my gadgets & doo dads, & the dry bag for extra layers & ghillie suit. Once late season hits, & I need more layers, I switch to my other PacSeat that I've taken the straps off of, & it attaches to the bigger packs with the pack's compression straps. But, before I was lucky enough to find another PacSeat on the ArcheryTalk Classifieds, I just used bigger dry bags in this configuration:

 

[colin.704]

Wind and wet climbing conditions don't bother me at all but I get real worried/nervous/anxiety about lightning.

why? you won't feel a thing

 

[colin.704]

Maybe it's just me but nowadays I just won't bow hunt when it's a steady rain. A light sprinkle is fine but a steady rain just has too many issues associated with it. For starters, the deer just don't seem to move in a steady rain. And second, if you get a shot off, blood trailing will be near impossible. But that's just me.

David

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yeah but as soon as it stops they get up

 

[yoda4x4]

yeah but as soon as it stops they get up

True... very true.

David

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