Clothing
Waterfowl hunting is by far the wettest kind of hunting you can do. Ninety percent of the time, you're in some type of water. From flooded timbers to ponds to flooded and muddy corn fields to laying on your back in the snow, you're going to be wet and cold. You really have to love it to do it and boy do these guys love it. In this clothing section, I will give you a broken-down list of waders, layers, boots, and more. All of the following products were recommended by die-hard duck hunters and an Illinois waterfowl guide.
Waders
Chene Waders are unmatched in quality and they're a company that stands by their product. No matter the issue, they've got your back. Drake Waterfowl Systems Guardian Elite Front Zip Breathable Waders for Men
Drake is a household name when it comes to waterfowl. There isn't a waterfowler in the country that doesn't know who Drake is and what they do. Thanks to that, Drake isn't just a small, back-door company anymore. They're a leader in the waterfowl apparel industry and are one of our top recommendations for waterfowl gear. The products that come off the production line are top quality and continue to stretch the standard in convenience.Rogers Sporting Goods 2-IN-1 Elite Insulated Breathable Wader
Rogers Sporting Goods 2-in-1 Elite Insulated Breathable Waders. Found at your local Rogers Sporting Goods, these are the waders you'll see along the mighty Mississippi River and cut corn fields of Illinois. It gets arctic level cold in this part of the country during snow goose season and these waders still get the job done. Warmth, comfort and durability, these waders are top of the line.Camo
From whitetails to elk, and from mule deer to waterfowl, REALTREE is the staple in camo patterns. They've got you covered on every adventure, in every terrain and they keep it affordable. When it comes to waterfowl hunting, the REALTREE Max-5 pattern is unmatched. From the tall wetland grass to the cut corn, this pattern blends and this pattern works. As always, right there with its toughest competitor at the top of the camo charts, MOSSY OAK comes in on this list as the other best option for your waterfowl camo patterns. The classic look of the BOTTOMLANDS pattern is unbeatable in the flooded timbers of Mississippi and Arkansas. With the SHADOW GRASS pattern being your next best option for those hunts in the wetland grass and the cut corn fields. Footwear
From working around the shop or the lodge to walking across dry dams and bean fields, the lightest boot on the market keeps your feet warm and dry. Lite boots are an up-and-comer in the boot world, but they're coming fast. So, lace 'em up and slip 'em on folks. It won't be long now until there are spent shell casings flying in every direction. The Original Muck Boot Company Wetland Waterproof Boots for Men
Tried and trusted across the country, another go-to in the outdoor world is the MUCK Boot. Muck has been around, and they have seen a thing or two. From ankle-deep, muddy corn fields to shin-deep flooded timbers, they keep you dry, they keep you warm and they make it that much easier to withstand the elements just one more fly by longer.