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Many waterfowlers prefer hunting ducks over geese because of the variety of species. If you shoot a Canada goose, it’s a Canada goose. There might
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Flyway Notes
Light Goose Conservation Order
Late season bird-tornadoes expected in some of the northern states The Light Goose Conservation Order (LGCO) is considered an annual tradition for many waterfowl hunters
The Wood Duck Revival
The comeback of the wood duck rivals any conversation story in history. The fact that wood ducks have rebounded to historic levels is reminiscent
A Game of Extremes
There’s little question that waterfowl hunting is a game of extremes, especially extremes in weather. The season starts in September with the teal and early
Frenetic Feeders
Hardcore Waterfowl’s Rugged Series Full Body Mallard Decoys exude authenticity in looks and deeds Waterfowl hunters often choose favorites when it comes to how and
Meet the Future of Snow Goose Hunting
The realism of Hardcore Waterfowl’s Rugged Series Field Snows and Blues summons birds from the sky Snow goose hunting has grown to subculture level over
A Single Can Lead to Dozens
Hardcore™ Waterfowl announces it’s single-sample decoy program, letting hunters and guides test a bird before committing to the flock Waterfowl hunting can be awfully gear
Getting Permission to Hunt
My son, Matt, is a personable guy. He is good with people. When we were still running a charter boat, clients routinely told me how
Minimalist’s Guide
A modest and strategic hunting plan to whet your waterfowl whistle Ask an ex-waterfowler why they bagged (pun intended) the sport, and a likely response
Waterfowl Prep
Top 10 preseason checks for web-footed quarry on the water and over the fields Early Canada goose and teal seasons are imminent (a few states
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SIZING GUIDE
Use your body measurements to find your perfect fit. See our How to Measure info and diagram below the size charts.
If you measure between sizes, or prefer a loose or roomy fit, we recommend upsizing.
HOW TO MEASURE
1: Sleeve Measure
Bend your elbow and put your hand on your hip. Measure from the center of the back of your neck, along the shoulder and down the elbow to the wrist bone.
2: Chest Size
Measure around the fullest part of your chest while keeping the measuring tape horizontal.
3: Waist Size
Measure around your waist where your pants typically sit while keeping the tape horizontal.
4: Inseam
Measure from the crotch down to your leg where you like your pants to fit. Typically around the ankle.
5: Gloves
With hand partially closed, measure over the knuckles, around the hand, excluding the thumb.
