Need another layer

[Shedrock]

When it's really cold. I wear 2 base layers. A medium weight and a light weight, or two medium weights.

[ddauler]

I wear cabelas outfitter dry plus wool bibs. Of course I doesn't get all that cold here in Ga. They are a bit heavy though and really need a belt at waist to make them more confortable.

[buckeyebowhunter]

Right now ive been wearing the asbell wool pullover, it keeps me pretty warm but not when temps get real cold. Does anyone wear a wool vest or something similar over the asbell pullovers? Just wondering if this would be too much bulk.

[NoCams]

buckeye... yes ! I love my Gray Wolf Woolens vest for late season. Best piece of gear I own for warmth and keeping my bow arm slim in late season. I wear my Ullfrotte' 400 gram wool mock neck top zipped all the way up, then a Cabelas or Goodwill wool sweater, then the GWW vest over that. On a brutal cold day say less than 20 degrees and windy my arms get a little cold with the wind being able to blow thru the Ullfrotte' and loose weave of a wool sweater.

I am wanting to buy a thin wool pullover with a wind liner now for just that very reason. I am saving my nickels for a GWW pullover that is lined most likely. Hear me now and believe me later.... a GWW vest is what you need. Mine is lined with Conformax for wind and also insulated. I really do not see how I did without it ! Love the flip up collar, deep pockets, etc, etc. I bought a Cabelas wind shear lined sweater on sale last year but man is it heavy and the liner is waaaaay toooooo loud for stick and string hunting like we do.  

[awbowman]

If you are cold after a wool base and wool military, chances are you are in snow.  I'd look for a windproof, waterproof pant to go over the rest.

[Sam McMichael]

If it is just cold, as opposed to REALLY COLD the extra base layer could well be a pair of skier's silk long johns under the merino wool. It is surprisingly effective. I wear a fleece vest as an extra layer as it helps keep the core warm without being too bulky in the arms.