Alright guys, I just got done doing part one of a gear and clothing I'm going to be taking. It's a about a five day hunt, but it's going to be a mix of a little bit of truck camping, maybe backpacking in for a night or two. So I'm taking a wide variety of stuff to be prepared. Clothing wise, the highs have been in the 50s and 60s recently. It's been in the 70s today yesterday, but it's supposed to drop and be high like 50, 60. So I'm assuming it's going to be in the 50s. So I'm not going to go too crazy on clothing, but I definitely want to be prepared if it were to get cold. So first thing is I'm going to be taking these are from Black Ovis. This is their marina wool base layers. I absolutely love them. And the price of them is very affordable. So if you go to Black Ovis.com and just look up their marina, they got a whole nice variety of marina stuff. So I'll be taking those as base layers. I doubt that I'm going to be taking them on the backpack hunt unless something happens in the weather seems to dramatically change. But this I take with me all the time. This is just a thin black, it's from Black Ovis.com again. A marina wool beanie. And it's super lightweight. It packs down very small. I can actually fit this into my bino harness. So yeah. And then if I get a little windy or a little bit of a chill, this helps and it also makes a great liner for the hat that I would wear if I need extra warmth, but I'll be taking that. So I'm going to take the puppy. I'm probably not going to need the puppy. I'm willing to bet. I'm not going to need this puppy. This is the Kaffirra Lost Park Park. This is this is my cold cold cold weather go to coat. Very durable, very lightweight. It packs down pretty good for the actual size, but I'm going to take it, but I thought I'm going to use it. So for beanie, taking the sick us is the wind stopper. I believe it's with yeah, wind stopper. Great beanie. I've only worn one morning so far. Like I said, if you use the Black Ovis marino beanie and then you slide this over top, it's just, it's overkill kind of for probably for a lot of people, but if you get cold ears, your head gets cold or it's a really windy cold day, you can do that, but all in all, this, this hat's great. So I'm going to be taking that with me. I got, I'm going to try out these. These are Black Diamond. They're a camera, what series they were. Gators, but I'm going to try these out. The Gore Tex Gators, they seem to be very well built a little bit higher. So I'm new to gators. I've never used them before, but after hunting a couple days here in North Idaho, the morning, everything I was soaking wet from the knee down, actually probably the waist down, and which caused the inside of my boots to get wet. My socks were wet. I'm pretty confident it wasn't the boot leaking. I think it was just all coming down my leg, but those would have been great to have. So I got to pick those up at R.E.I., you know, I'm going to try them out. And then, so my clothing for this year, I'm a big wet with SIDK gear. There wasn't another company I was going to try out, but I just couldn't get the stuff to fit me right. Just things just didn't fit too comfortably. So I had a doubt between trying SIDK at first light, and to me, it doesn't really matter. I think they're both great companies. I don't have a lot of experience with first light clothing, but I like who they are. I like the company. I like the patterns. They have the same kind of clothing. The only reason I went with SIDK is because it was easy accessible for me to try on. And SIDK, they have a lot more, they have white tail, they have water file hunting, they have a lot more. But once again, if you're trying to debate between SIDK or first light, I don't think it's just your personal preference. I don't think one's really better than the other. Like you may love this jacket and not like the first light one, the comparable to this, but you might like the first light pants and not like the SIDK pants or whatever it may be. But I just went with them because I needed them. It was kind of a hurry and it was accessible. So this is their Puffy. I love the coat. It fits me very well. Nice hood on it. It does have some pockets on the side, zip up. This is kind of like a water resistant type of material because it was raining pretty good on me. And I just didn't feel like pulling out my rain gear. And this worked really well. It does pack down very, very small. So I could fit this and my rain jacket on one side of the full-room. But I'm taking that with me pants. These are timber line pants. So far, I'm very happy with these. These trousers, knee pads, they're nice, but I'm not used to having them there. So it's just sometimes they like kind of bother me. But when I do, like, there's many times I've dropped onto my knees, whatever it is, great that I had them. But so far they're working out well. So I'm going to be taking those with me. It's just their basic t-shirt. It's a good t-shirt. And I'm going with this is I think, I don't think this was their medium three quarters zip or quarters zip. Yeah. But I don't remember, I wish they would really, if anybody hears this from the clothing manufacturer, it really won't cost you much to freaking stamp the clothing and say what it is or put it on a tag or something. Just so we know exactly what this is. But long-slave quarters zip, I think it's a medium, I don't remember the technical name for it. But this with the t-shirt underneath has been basically all I've been wearing. And it works great. And if it gets too cold, I can put the puppy on if it gets too hot. I unzip this first, maybe put the sleeves up a little bit. And if it's still too warm, I can take it off and have the t-shirt underneath. So and then I'm taking my rain gear. Once again, I don't remember what this is called. Have it used these yet. This is either the downpour or I don't remember. Anyway, they were both right around the $500 mark. That's crazy, I think, for rain gear. But I moved to North Idaho and I wanted good rain gear. So everybody talks that this stuff is great. It's very heavy duty. It's not the most packable stuff. It does pack down, but it is a heavier one. But if I'm going to spend $300 on a coat or $400 on a coat, that is good, but not too much, let's spend the $500. It's known to get a lot of rain here, so I wanted to make sure I had good stuff. So I will definitely be taking my rain gear with me. And I think it's about it for clothing. So yeah, so what was sick of next year could be whoever depends. If I don't get to hunt much of this here, I might be using this stuff again. It don't matter to me. But anyway, if you have any questions, just let me know. I appreciate it guys. Thanks.