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Q: for our june trip, what kind of layering system should i be thinking about for winter duck hunting
For a June trip, pack adaptable winter layers: a moisture-wicking base layer, a warm mid-layer, and a windproof, water-resistant outer jacket. A warm hat, gloves, and comfortable waterproof field boots can be useful for cold mornings and muddy approaches. Guests do not need waders during a confirmed Duck session. Hunters remain in dry areas or blinds while the field team handles decoys and retrieves from the water. Final clothing guidance will be confirmed before arrival according to the forecast.
AWS Lodge Note: These insights cover recurring topics raised by hunters and travelers and are informed by AWS Lodge’s operational experience. Questions may be edited or modeled for clarity and are not necessarily verbatim guest submissions. While we strive for accuracy, seasons, regulations, field conditions, weather, and specific logistics may vary. Always confirm final details through your written quotation and itinerary. Contact Staff »