Upland hunting game belts

Growing up, I can remember wearing the same old hand-me-down traditional hunting vest season after season for most of my youth. The design was simple and the vest seemed to serve its intended purpose well, and as near as I could tell it was just like all of the other vests that others were wearing in the field! Traditional vests typically offer more pocket space and storage than other vests and usually have a larger game bag as well making them popular among the die-hard pheasant hunters of the Midwest.

We have quite the assortment of traditional-style upland vests — click here to check them out. Strap vests are rapidly gaining popularity as a lighter and often cooler alternative to traditional hunting vests. Popular among quail and chukar hunters that venture out on longer trips in the field, strap vests are designed to help distribute weight to your hips rather than your shoulders reducing fatigue throughout the day.

Strap vests usually have smaller game bags and less storage than traditional hunting vests, but that is the trade-off for lighter weight and added comfort. Like traditional vests, strap vests come in wide range of models with varying options. For all of the various models of strap vests we offer, click here.

Well suited for smaller birds such as quail, doves, huns, and ruffed grouse, some game belts like the Filson Tin Shooting Bag are even large enough to hold a few sharpies or roosters! Game belts are very comfortable and carry their weight on your hips, they also leave your upper body free and unrestricted for those quick shots on fast flying birds.

Game belts are a nice option for quick out-and-back trips and for covering numerous small patches of cover, they can also double nicely as a great range bag when shooting clays! I love being outdoors chasing dogs and birds. It carries my essentials and keeps me cool er — whether training in the field, going to NSTRA dog trials, or shooting at the range.

When I start trekking for birds in the early fall, I transition to a Filson Pro-Guide Strap Vest where I can pack more water for me and the dogs as well as hold my other gear. Pros: Larger game bag, lots of storage and pocket space, usually most economical. Pros: Versatile. Lighter and cooler than most traditional vests, better weight distribution, most hydration compatible. Our rugged vests come in fabrics that stand up to the thickest cover.

Staying protected from the elements is paramount to an enjoyable hunting outing. Our upland hunting pants are essential for keeping you warm, dry, and comfortable so you can focus on putting birds in the bag in spite of inclement weather conditions. And quality hunting boots are staples in the field—a correct fit, stability and support, durability, and high-quality construction are essential for protecting your feet and keeping them comfortable.

Our upland hunting boot collection is time tested, tried and true. Upland hunting subjects your gear to the most inhospitable conditions: Our collection of upland hunting clothing allows you to venture forth in confidence.

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Your personal data will be used to support your experience throughout this website, to manage access to your account, and for other purposes described in our privacy policy. Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy. Carries a large amount of gear and water. Designed with drier hotter climates in mind. Trades cargo space for better mobility Choose a mesh back for hotter or drier climates or cordura backs for cooler climates or tighter cover.

Also fits women, youths or smaller-framed hunters well.