Building a Sitka System for New York Waterfowler
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2020
- I talk through a few of the option Sitka has available for the waterfowler. This is how I intend to layer myself soft teal-later goose and duck season here in New York. It gets bitter cold and I really think this is the most effective layer system you can buy. Check out the websites below to get discounted gear but act fast when they come on sale to get your size.
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You're the first person I've seen a layer setup for NY waterfowl and I'm new as of last year to waterfowl and like hunting in the timbers as well. I appreciate you showing a set up so I can configure one, thank you.
Solid video man. I enjoy my Sitka gear as well
Very valuable information for fellow waterfowl New York hunters.
I hope it can help you pick out your pieces. The only thing I would say is a no-brainer our the Pirma loft bibs in Delta waders everything else is mix-and-match
Good vid man
It’s working great this year as I finally got to use it since the baby was born. These waders are impressive.
I’m curious, do you hunt flooded timber? I got a marsh Hudson jacket two seasons ago that’s great but I can’t help but feel that the timber is more versatile?
I hunt the Chesapeake bay salt flats and have started hunting some swamps and I’m curious to know how that pattern works for you all up in NY.
Great video!
I will tell you this we often hunt of shore and in the timber. Wouldn’t call it flooded Timber but absolutely standing in water amongst trees and cattails. I love it because everything here is dark. Lay down blinds close up so it’s inconsequential why color you were IMO. I am thinking about getting a Marsh layer like a Traverse pant and wader jacket for panel hunting in the fields that I’ve been doing recently.
How well do the waders paired up with the gradient bibs keep you warm late season?
Liked both options for under layer and honestly couldn’t tell a difference at 30°. Once it dropped below that you could tell the permaloft bibs did have an extra warmth and glad I had the option for super cold weather.
Curious as to why the 2 insulation pieces? (gradient and DO) kinda defeats the purpose of the 2..
I don’t use them at the same time. It’s just to show all the options. I use the DO as a daily jacket and really don’t use it to hunt. I have the Hudson for late season and is the wafer jacket early season
Well done man, great video, I run a similar Marsh pattern set up. Curious to know the sizes of all those layers for fitment purposes? Keep it up 👍
If I’m honest I feel a bit “Christmas Story” if I put everything on. They layers you really need though fit perfect if you’re not comically putting all your gear on. Base, heavy and outer layer...No problem!
@@Craft518 In general, what sizes are you in your base/mid layers?
@@maxwellporter4923 everything I got was medium top and large bottom. 38-40” chest and 33-34” waist....that will work. I’m 5’10” tall and 170#
What size waders did you get
hey where's the video on the SBE 2 changeover to make it feel like a SBE3? wheres the boat video too? I liked this video and was hoping to see more. good job.
For some reason I cannot post a video over 15mins anymore. I’ve tried to verify myself and it says I already am but it won’t allow the upload of the SBE video...it’s “uploaded” but not visible. I just got my new boat last week and when the weather breaks you better believe I’m going to be going through the Prodigy step by step! Thanks for watching
Gun video is finally loaded. Something wasn't working in the iMovie import. Enjoy and boat video coming soon.
@@Craft518 cool can’t wait to check it out
That is a fancy $3,000 outfit 😂😂😂
what size duck oven and gradient hoody do you wear?
I got large in both. Done again I would go XL on the DU
What size waders did you get
Went with the large and size 11 boot. I can fit the duck over under it with a bit of tightness in the chest but not enough to be uncomfortable. It’s actually perfect. I also opted to get her Hudson jacket as well for all year use and the duck oven is just an everyday jacket bow
That gradient under the D.O. looks bulky. I go with a core lightweight, grinder (buy one, you'll love it), duck oven, then a Hudson jacket for extreme cold and replace the D.O. with the gradient hoody for mid 30s+. You should bulk up on base layers, not mid layers.
Noted, but no issues yet.
@@Craft518 i hear that. Good luck this year
You too make sure you hit them on the first shot because shells ain’t getting any cheaper
@@Craft518 gotta give em a warning shot first bub 🤣
But in NY we don’t have a teal season :(
I mean all I shoot in the early season is teal and Woody so I consider that teal season. It says you can only shoot to mallards it’s not really ever Mallard season. Lol
I’ve never seen anyone wear 6 layers before lmao don’t think I’ve ever worn more then 3 and that’s down to 0 degrees
It’s just the options that Sitka offers. Actually only wear three. Base, mid and jacket. Bottom is base, insulation and waders
10-4 I love my sitka great review I’d love to get the waders but they don’t come in my size
Honestly high and dry are likely just as good. The mind plays tricks when you’re trying to be all “matchy matchy”.
I just feel like $1000 for waders is a lil crazy
Probably should skip them then.
@@Craft518 lol I probably will skip them but I might grab em in the distant future
You’ve spent quite a bit of money 💵
I worked very hard for it. I get to spend it the way I see fit.
What the hell is wrong, I am watching some guy in his underwear talking to me from his livingroom ?!?!
No, it’s my basement. But I bet you watched the whole damn thing.
@@Craft518 Darn Right!!, I hunt up north too, and this video was awesome! . Hey I did't say it was bad, I just looked at myself watching a guy in his underwear as definitely funny.
Well, if you watched one, you might watch another so don’t make it a habit. I’m glad it helped.
@@Craft518 It did, I wish you could do one for socks and boots.