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After back-to-back years of ideal weather conditions—namely wet, cool summers—bobwhite quail populations are surging in Texas and Oklahoma.

If you want to kill ducks and geese, you’re inevitably going to get wet. It’s just part of the package. If you’re getting wet, your favorite gear is, too. And while most of a waterfowl hunter’s favorite tools are perfectly capable of functioning no matter the conditions, it’s nice to be able keep things dry when required.

Looking for a new way to keep your feet dry after a wet turkey season? Check out the MudTrek Rubber Hunting Boots from Irish Setter, decked out in Realtree Edge camouflage.

Providing warmth and protection from wet weather, the Habit Men's Early Dawn Sherpa Shell Jacket in Realtree Excape Camo can go a long way to providing a hunter with a comfortable—and low profile—day in the field.

Bears like to live in wet, swampy areas. Getting to them—and getting them out—isn't always easy. A vehicle like Can-Am's Defender Mossy Oak Hunting Edition makes the job a lot easier.

When all other things go right, do you want cold or wet feet to be the reason you didn’t stick it out till sunset? Here are three boots that will keep you on your feet during any hunt you’re likely to encounter.

Alps OutdoorZ continues to expand its waterfowl hunting collection with the introduction of the Mesh Wetland Seat.