Robertesq1

Going to Montana and Wyoming in early november need some good rain gear, price not an issue dryness is... Any reccommendations?

Cougar Mag

Only rain gear I have experience with is a Dry Plus version by Cabela's.I ended up using it a lot on a recent hunting trip because I liked it a lot whether it was raining or not. Mine is quiet,durable and I could rollup both the pants and jacket to fit into a small backpack.

heeze gutshot shortee

Cabelas MT050 Rain Equipment.. Ultimate dryness and comfort...a bit pricey so shop around

PABowhntr

Yep, Cabelas MT050 would be my choice as well if price is not an issue. Otherwise their Rain Suede is a good bargain.

biggunz.45-70

I have the cabelas rainsuede and I really like it. Its very dry and comfortable. It comes in outfitter camo which works well in the western states.

Bigwapitijohnny

Robertesq1,

I used the Cabelas MT050 bibs last year in Wyo, I found it to be noisy when the temperature dropped. I am doing my own thing this year. Instead of packing in a jacket and pants, I am making my own rain poncho made from waterproof camo fabric that I found.

Regards,

GS

Robertesq1

I settled on the Cabela's Gore-Tex MT050 Guidewear extreme Parka LARGE MOSSY OAK NEW BRK-UP

tsoc

I am a big Rivers West fan.Great quality and the quietest rain gear that I have come across.It would be good for the time of year you are talking about,in a warmer climate or in the early season it would be to warm.Quiet,and tough as nails.If you do a Rivers West search you will see their entire line.

bronko22000

I also use the Cabelas brand. Not sure what model it is but it is quiet, lightweight and has a lining so you dont sweat as much. I've been using it for 2 years now without any complaints. Took it along on a WY hun last year and glad I did.

cravingame

Rocky Pro-Hunter Light Rainwear. Light, Breathes, Durable, Water and Wind Proof, also has great movement and very quiet. It will run $80 for pants and $90 for jacket. Best stuff around.