Butts in the Air
Hardcore Waterfowl’s new Field Series Mallard Feeder Butt Decoys add an element of safety to your dabbling duck spread. It’s not uncommon for waterfowlers to
Flyway Notes
Be Prepared for North Dakota Waterfowling Weather
I’ve never seen a place like North Dakota with weather that can be so polar opposite from day to day or even one hour to
It’s a Teal Thang
Ready your shotgun, decoys, and camo duds…the season’s opening salvo is but weeks away. When Mother Nature kicks the natural air-conditioning on sometime mid-August, it’s
In Between Shot Sizes
My Dad used to be a fan of Winchester Super-X lead number 5 shot shells and used them for just about everything. This was before
Perfecting the Ubiquitous
Hardcore Waterfowl’s new Rugged Series Full Body Mallard turns the most common duck into the most uncommon decoy. Any waterfowler who has experienced a fluttering
Rugged Realism
Hardcore Waterfowl’s new Rugged Series Full Body Specklebelly establishes new high-mark in field decoy design and performance. If you’re part of a circle of waterfowlers,
Picking Your Best Friend
With some forethought and research, you can start with a dog that best fits your expectations and style of hunting. Choosing a new hunting dog
Tools Of The Trade
Waterfowlers are serious about their hobby. They have to be to be successful. If you’re looking to get into bow hunting, all you need is
Duck Calling’s 7 Deadly Sins
I am quite sure it was consummate sportsman and conservationist Nash Buckingham who once said, “The duck call is the best conservation tool ever invented
Plan Now for Teal
Waterfowlers know that the best hunting occurs late in the year when the weather is nasty, and birds are piling in from the north. But
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.
