lyingflatlander
Lil-Rokslider
Like a number of you, I found the weather hot and dry the first couple weeks of season. I carry a light set of raingear in my pack in case it does rain however it is not durable (Kuiu Teton series). While spiked out 5 miles back we had a brief rainstorm one evening. The next morning with everything wet I chose to stay in camp until the sun dried things out a bit. What do most of you do, do you pack better quality rain gear when you spike hunt? Do you bring a second set of dry clothes after drowning the first set? It sucks to be wet and cold but with limited time, I want to wring out my inner “Sally” and get after it. What’s a better system or plan to get it done? I wear Kutanya pants (awesome pants) and gators.