Currently using a Heybo Jacket, but after this weekend I am thinking of buying something else. I need something that does a better job of keeping me dry in the rain.

Must come in Mossy Oak so Sitka is out.

Most of my other waterfowl gear is Drake since it seems to fit me better. Most of my waterfowl hunting is from a blind so I don't use chest waders. Love to know what jackets are warm for late season, but really waterproof? I have gear for 50 degrees and up, but got pretty cold this past Sunday.

Thanks....

My current jacket. Heybo in Mossy Oak It got pretty soaked and is suppose to be waterproof.

If I need waterproof, I wear Frogg Togs either under or over my coat and bibs depending on the amount of noise I can get away with. The combination has worked very well for me whether hunting, fishing, canoeing, or any other reason I have to be in the rain.

So called "waterproof" clothing has not been that unless rubber, vinyl, neoprene. or other material and then one gets wet from perspiration on the inside instead of rain from the outside. The combo mentioned above has a similar problem but I seem to manage it a little better with layering and the type of material used in my clothing.

I also wear a wide brimmed hat as the brim helps keep rain from running down my neck and out of my face. I have a camo hat that works well in warmer temps then use an old beater olive colored Stetson that lost its lining for cold temps. The missing lining allows me to wear a stocking cap under the hat which keeps my ears and head warm. I push the crowns out and spray the hats with Kiwi Camp Dry to lessen water seeping through.

Frogg toggs is good, but sleeves are too short. I wore one this weekend and it worked OK.

This doesn't help, but I have old browning shell, very thin, but tough and made of goretex. It's a pullover with 1/4 zip. It's the driest thing I've ever worn. The zipper is starting to wear out. I wish I could find another like it.

I have a lot of Drake mid season and late season and it has done a good job keeping me warm and dry

I have an older USA made Browning Parka that is good. Bought on Ebay for $60 and had been never used.

Mine is Drake and I've worn it a decade. Ducks on the bay, in the water, on land. Deer hunting, rabbits, shoveling snow etc.

Been so good to me - I'd be hard pressed to look elsewhere if I needed to replace it.

Not much in stock now, but leaning towards a Drake parka. I like that they have tons of pockets.

I love mossy oak, but if it HAS to be mossy oak, you may jus have to stay wet, too. Very hard to find good, durable, AND waterproof in the match patterns these days. If it’s gonna pour, Sitka or other premium is the ticket , as far as I can tell….and most have different patterns than mossy oak or realtree. It’s ducks. All my stuff is a mishmash of whatever works and is comfortable…..whatever the pattern, if it’s not just brown, tan, or green.

Having said all of that, I do hear the banded and new drake guide stuff is good. I’ve got some banded in Mossy oak, but haven’t really temped the downpours yet. If it’s just ‘wet’ out, then my waxed McAlister and Filson, and old drake and Columbia stuff work fine. My Sitka is for surviving the unexpected downpour or rough boat ride. Aside from that, I ain’t hunting in the rain. Ducks everywhere I hunt seem to hate anything more than a misty drizzle.