Steve Rinella's Late Season Gear Picks

I'm going over some

late

season

hunting tips I have and when I think about it ladies, I think what we're talking about is cold and snow, so I'm going over some items I like to make sure I have when I'm in snowy circumstances. cold. The first thing I think is that I'm a big believer in glass myths because a lot of times you're sitting in the snow trying to concentrate and glass for a long time, it's really hard to stay warm, so I like to have some super packable down gloves right there. you put it on when you're sitting, it makes all the difference in the world and keeps your fingers from getting too numb to shoot, almost like two halves on trails to sit in the snow.

I describe the general pants and pad for the man I wear outdoors. Many times in Mexico or places where there are thorns, rocks and snow, I will take a piece of Ridge Racer therm-a-rest and cut it a little bigger so you can lay it down and sit on it. in the snow and keeps you from getting your ass wet there when you melt, so it's like my snow one, not a snow one. I like these things, rifle covers, this is a Weatherby rifle, but I want to have it, this is made by a place called ramp rifle cover and it's good to keep the snow out of your mouth, protect your skull, collect snow inside, It might be a little better than having some protection to keep the snow out of the action and stuff if you fall in the snow, but it works pretty well just for walking around and keeping the visor clean and keeping the ice and snow out of there, finally what I would like to have for snow is you know you get different bench made handles in a different color. traditional wood and all kinds of things.

I really like having an orange handle, especially when working with animals in the snow. Yes, you can let go, things just disappear and fall. The orange handle always helps me locate my things. and that's why I take care of country things, like wearing bright orange. If it were up to me, I'd have like a flashing beacon in a tube, which might be overkill.