The 7 Pieces of Clothing You Need for Sheep Hunting 

Check out the Equinox Hoodie. It has excellent stretch.. I have the same issue with the Sitka fit. The fit isnt suited to guys who lift... Thank you agin for the great information, keep it comin 🤙

Curious on your opinion on my top layering system I’m thinking- for August-end of November backpack mountain mule deer/elk. System 1: -Sitka 120 merino -core lightweight hoodie -cirque lite -Grumman -dewpoint System 2: -Sitka core lightweight long sleeve -Sitka heavyweight hoodie -cirque lite -Grumman -dew point

Hey Jay. Which puffy pants do you recommend? Because Sitka doesn't offer a puffy pants as of 2024 and other puffy pants are mostly in Down which I don't want. Thanks man

Hey jay, instead of the kelvin active jacket, can i take the ambient hooded 100 or Ambient 200 jacket. I think the ambient 200 would probably be too hot for active hunting right? But then again in alberta we do have -25C hunting weather. Thanks man.

I like wind stoppers, Mountain jacket is my most favorite gear, and wearing almost all time. My experience: I’m easy to get heat and sweat like pig. So I always wear less specially hiking. And this is how it feels: If I was still, I feel cold. When active I feel just right or bit warm, But whenever wind blows I get cold, bad parts that there are always wind or air blowing me on the mountain. If the wind or air blows over minutes I get cold and even shacking. Sitka gear breath well, I can put my active and Apex on but doesn’t really help the wind the wind go threw them and to skins. Then the mountain jacket or wind stopper comes shine, it solves the problem so well. I wear it almost all the time and it breath! I can use rain gear but first it’s bulky, most, it does not breath well, wearing it makes me pig again. I do sweat when wearing MJ but in a good way, it keeps the temperature balanced well from morning to late, temperature from -4 to 25 In my opinion it’s a game changer gear Getting jetstream this winter for colder days and spring hunt

Hey Jay, how did the kelvin aerolite perform for you this past season. I’d appreciate your feedback on that piece. Thanks again, and I appreciate your unbiased opinions!

No longjohns for baselayer bottoms? Do those ever get added to the kit?

Good advice re thinking of your gear as a system and thinking of purchases in light of what role they fill and what they replace. But what if you just enjoy buying gear?!

Awesome video, thanks for this Jay! I got the bug late, started 3 years ago, and slowly acquiring different layers. You confirm a lot of the things I’ve considered with mixing hunting and non-hunting layers together depending on the situation. I’d add that military surplus has some great finds for those on a budget - though there is a significant weight penalty. Cheers!

Such a great video for newer On Set Hunters like myself. This is all new to me and to have it broken down in layman’s terms shortens the curve. Thanks Jay as always.

Awesome video! I enjoy your content.

Love it. I wish the aerolite gear was quieter though.