1. QUIET
Your clothing must be quiet. If it seems noisy in the store game animals can hear it better. For the spot-and-stock and bow hunters, this clothing is a must for a successful hunt.

2. LAYERING
Choose your hunting clothes in layers depending on weather conditions and your activity level.

Base layers dressing in layers helps move moisture away from your skin, control your odor, and fit snugly. The microfibers of merino wool and several flavors of polyester make great base layers.

Midlayers chose from a wide range of materials, from wool, fleece, and polyester derivatives to goose down and synthetic down like PrimaLoft. Pick your mid layers to be quiet and made to move with your body without restriction.

Outer layer your preference in material and thickness depends on the style of hunting and weather. You may only need only a light jacket to stalk in September but need a much thicker, more insulated coat to sit and still be comfortable in a stand-in December.

Hunting gloves are made from a variety of materials such as wool, leather, fleece, and Gore-Tex. you can get them in a variety of colors including camo.

Another factor to consider is what type of glove you prefer. There’s cold weather shooting gloves, standard gloves, mittens, and pop-top mittens. All these styles have their own benefits and drawbacks. For instance, the trigger fingers on most shooting gloves are usually made from a lighter, more durable material than the rest of the glove.

This allows your shotting finger more freedom when pulling the trigger without having to take off your glove. The only problem is at lower temperatures, the lack of insulation your trigger finger quickly gets cold making it hard to shoot. Furthermore, while mittens and standard gloves may be warmer, you have to remove them quickly in order to shoot.

Each hunter has their own preference, choosing the best hunting backpacks for weather conditions is really a matter of opinion. Still, this list really does have something for everyone, no matter what type of glove you prefer. The important thing is that it does the job and keeps your hands warm and dry when you are ready to take the shot.

Hats come in a large array of styles and colors from ball caps, tooks, earmuffs, cuff caps, to full face mask. They also come in various colors also. 

Whatever style you choose, they should provide two main purposes.

First, it should protect your head from the elements including sunlight and temperature.