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    In the market for a new waterfowling coat. I’ve had a bunch of hunting coats over the years, but always go back to a tried and true Cabela’s coat. I’ve had a couple of Drake coats and DO NOT want another, so please save the Drake recommendation. Looking at a Sitka Duck Oven, but it appears to be a mid layer with little/no waterproofing. What say y’all?
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    A waxed coat and a wool liner. You’ll spend just as much as you would on a Sitka, but without looking like the military camo pattern of some African country.
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    Drake
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    I STAND WITH DUCK CUTTER!
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    I have a duck oven and it’s awesome.....you’ll need a shell over if it’s wet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chessbay View Post
    I have a duck oven and it’s awesome.....you’ll need a shell over if it’s wet.
    Then it’s far from “awesome”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fish View Post
    That there boy looks like a member of the muppets cast. I'll let you decide which.
    Ralph?

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    Then it’s far from “awesome”
    I get you really just want to argue or pick shit apart, but it’s like a wool sweater.....it’s warm, but not waterproof. Of course you know that, but still to want to pick it apart.

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    There’s a reason that folks have used waxed cotton and wool as long as they have.


    And....

    You don’t have to look like everybody else at the ramp with Sitka and Drake.
    Be proactive about improving public waterfowl habitat in South Carolina. It's not going to happen by itself, and our help is needed. We have the potential to winter thousands of waterfowl on public grounds if we fight for it.

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    I have tried a variety of jackets most are warm or I can layer. Getting wet has always been an issue. I have not had a jacket that keeps me completely dry when it rains or on a rough boat ride. Just made a purchase on a neoprene jacket for this year.
    I don't belive in miracles, I rely on them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12341234 View Post
    I have tried a variety of jackets most are warm or I can layer. Getting wet has always been an issue. I have not had a jacket that keeps me completely dry when it rains or on a rough boat ride. Just made a purchase on a neoprene jacket for this year.
    A true Gortex rain coat in brown camo is your friend.

    I got tired of getting wet.
    Be proactive about improving public waterfowl habitat in South Carolina. It's not going to happen by itself, and our help is needed. We have the potential to winter thousands of waterfowl on public grounds if we fight for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BOGSTER View Post
    A true Gortex rain coat in brown camo is your friend.

    I got tired of getting wet.
    Some shitbird stole mine out of a parking garage in Charleston by popping the window out of the hardtop on my Jeep in 1986. I am still pretty mad and hope that whoever it was has found Jesus after having a long run of Aids.

    I do still have my original MO Bottomland real GoreTex Wigeon. I treat it like a crown jewel...

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    Who looks cooler

    20191018_195620.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Highstrung View Post
    Who looks cooler

    20191018_195620.jpg

    Those duck buster chokes might give you a slight advantage, but not much. Plus, I know you have a Sitka vest on under that Barbour.

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    those are beretta chokes, and I do love those sitka shirts with those fluffy comfy liners. Not the itchy feeling tiny waffle lining, dern devil ass feeling garments

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    I don't own any Sitka. I was recently hemmed in by a herd of Michigan yankees who get out and kill lots of shit. They swore by it. I think the comment that swayed me was "They did what Patagonia did, only they did it for hunters."

    I remember Salty Nut telling me about Sitka like 15 years ago at a Duck Run...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Highstrung View Post
    Who looks cooler

    20191018_195620.jpg
    That there boy looks like a member of the muppets cast. I'll let you decide which.

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    Filson has a new partnership with Mossy Oak including their original grease coats and a new "high tech" model that I am looking to hear some feedback on...

    https://www.filson.com/men/outerwear...n-jackets.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by JABIII View Post
    Filson has a new partnership with Mossy Oak including their original grease coats and a new "high tech" model that I am looking to hear some feedback on...

    https://www.filson.com/men/outerwear...n-jackets.html
    im looking hard at that jacket, may bight the bullet on it before the trip up north....
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    I'll have to admit, that was an old lighter weight barbour waxed wading jacket... I have a few, my main hunting is a heavier solway.. I wore that light weight one hunting in the pouring ass rain, like pouring for a solid six or seven hours one morning when that front moved in on us last year.. I was drenched. I'm talking water logged my body was hurting wet. The wax was pretty thin on it though. You have to keep up with those things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Highstrung View Post
    You have to keep up with those things.
    Indeed. I sent my Tin Cloth off to Seattle to have it redone and destanked this summer. That enzyme bath is the heat...

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    Quote Originally Posted by JABIII View Post
    Indeed. I sent my Tin Cloth off to Seattle to have it redone and destanked this summer. That enzyme bath is the heat...
    So my Filson stinks, that bath works?

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