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Q: what kind of layers should i pack for the colder mornings in november, like for duck hunting
For colder mornings in November, layering is key to staying comfortable. (Note: AWS Lodge does not offer Duck hunting in November — Duck sessions run only through our confirmed Mixed Bag program during the normal season, generally mid-May to mid-August. The layering advice below applies to cold-morning hunts generally, including a Duck hunt if booked in season.) I'd recommend starting with a moisture-wicking base layer (like merino wool or synthetic thermals) to keep sweat away from your skin. Over that, add an insulating mid-layer, such as a fleece jacket or a lightweight down vest, for warmth. Finally, a waterproof and windproof outer shell is crucial to protect against the elements in the blinds. Don't forget warm, waterproof boots, thick socks, gloves, and a warm hat!
At AWS Lodge, we specialize in making your experience seamless and comfortable, ensuring you're well-prepared for any conditions. When booked within the confirmed season, Duck hunting is typically part of our [Mixed Bag Program](/mixed-bag), which offers a comprehensive hunting experience.
*(AWS Expert Note: Please be aware that our Mixed Bag programs, including Duck and Perdiz hunting, strictly run during the Argentine winter from mid-May to mid-August. For trips in November, we exclusively offer our world-renowned High-Volume Dove program, which is spectacular year-round!)*
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