Seems all the info you need is right here.
My recent rut trip, I made 6 mostly all day sits before tagging out. Each day starting in the mid 30's - low 40's. I hiked in with a Patagonia pant (polyester mostly, nothing special) and a polyester top. I want to pull as much sweat from my body as possible. This works well for me in the mtns, there is no way around sweating. For footwear, I rarely where anything but a non insulated hiker. I spray my feet with scent free deodorant, a nylon liner sock and a Darn tough boot sock. When I get set up, the poly top comes off and goes into a zip lock bag. I check my socks for dampness and change if necessary. Other than that, I start layering as I cool down, 200g Merino top, a waffle top, a polypro or merino pullover and my outer shell that is basically just a wind stop and water resistant. Even in the 30's I rarely put any layers on my legs, im weird I guess. But stick on foot warmers, a neck gaiter, thick fleece hat, thin liner gloves and im good for all day. My boots wet or not go on the boot dryer every night. The name of the game is to stay dry, block wind and manage core body temps.