Spring turkey season is one of the most exciting times of year for hunters across the county. The wide range of temperatures, weather conditions, and hunting tactics can make layering for spring turkey season difficult. Here is the system we recommend to keep you comfortable for the entire season!

Next-to-Skin Layers

Core Lightweight Hoody: The Core Lightweight Hoody is the ultimate base layer for spring turkey hunting. The high-tech synthetic textile does an excellent job at moving moisture away from your body, and the built in face mask comes in handy when running and gunning through creek bottoms.

Core Heavyweight Bottoms: Early mornings in the ground blind can get chilly. The Core Heavyweight Bottoms will add some extra warmth to your legs while you wait for the birds to fly out of the roost.

Outer Layers:

Apex Hoody: The Apex Hoody is a mid-weight synthetic/merino blend that eliminates the need of a turkey vest. The pocket located on the stomach features organizational slots perfect for mouth calls, slates, shotgun shells, and a rangefinder.

Ascent Pants: The Ascent Pants is the perfect combination of lightweight and durable. They will keep your legs cool on the hot spring days but still hold up to long belly crawls through rough terrain.

Insulation:

Kelvin Active Jacket: The Kelvin Active Jacket is a breathable insulation piece that packs down into its own pocket. Put it on to cut the morning chill. Once it warms up, stuff it in the top pocket of your pack.

Traverse Cold Weather Hoody- Black: The Traverse Cold Weather Hoody is the perfect insulation layer for the ground blind. It features berber fleece insulation and a built-in face mask.

Accessories:

Stormfront Gaiter: A durable gaiter that will keep your feet dry and comfortable.

Traverse Glove: A thin fleece lined glove that provides warmth without sacrificing dexterity.

Sitka Cap: A lightweight cap that will keep your head comfortable and concealed.