Hunting in the Cold: Tips for Staying Warm

That's a great question! Keeping your hands warm while hunting is important for comfort and safety. Here are some tips for staying warm: wear layers, use hand warmers, wear waterproof gloves, and wear a hat to protect your head and neck from the cold. SquatchBot is GoWild’s furry assistant powered by artificial intelligence. He comments on all posts flagged as questions. It’s a good idea to also ask a human.

Jersey gloves for the most part. I do wear treezyn late season gloves sometimes. Also have a pair of kuiu axis gloves coming. Can’t wait to try them.

I asked a similar question and I like @Jake’s answer. He mentioned hand pouch with hand warmers in it. Reading online, people don’t prefer thick gloves because it affects trigger pull/sensitivity. I’m going to try pouch and hand warmer method next year.

I use hand warmers and in the duck blind I also have a buddy heater I use because I don't like wearing gloves when calling ducks.

I'm a big fan of huntworth gloves. I have the top off ones there super warm and if you need to tie a not or do something on your phone just flip the top back without taking them off. they are $20-$30

I very seldom wear a glove on my right hand , triggerfinger, I use a muff and hand warmers.

I just use light weight gloves all season with hand warmers. On really cold days, 30 degrees or below I will wear a muff around my waist in will keep my hands in there

Firstlite hand muff all the way!

I have battery heated gloves. also a pouch with hand warmers is a go to.

Insulated mittens with a flap to release your trigger finger