10 Best Waterfowl Hunting Gloves
Updated on: May 2023
Best Waterfowl Hunting Gloves in 2023
Decoy Glove, Large
Glacier Glove Alaska Pro Camo Waterproof Insulated Glove, Advantage, Large
- Water Proof
- Poly Insulation
- Breathable
- Windproof
- Genuine Leather Palm
Hot Shot 0x-206C-xx-AZ Men's"Defender" Glove, Realtree Xtra, Large
- Lined with 40 grams of 3M Thinsulate Insulation
- Features a waterproof insert for added protection
- Perfect for all cold weather hunts
- Machine wash cold
- Do not bleach, Dry Flat
STORMR Realtree Max 5 Stealth Gauntlet Neoprene Decoy Water Proof Hunting Gloves (Realtree Max 5, Large)
- High Stretch Premium Neoprene, Micro-Fleece Lining
- Durable Hi-Grip Palm Anatomical Fit
- 5mm Total Thickness
- Glued & Internal Blind-Stitched Seams
- Waterproof and Windproof Realtree Max-5 camo pattern
SITKA Gear Gradient Glove Optifade Waterfowl Medium
- GRADIENT GLOVES - Available in sizes medium, large, and x-large. (Available Colors: Timber and Marsh)
- TIGHT WOVEN JERSEY FACE - The Gradient Glove is made from a super stretch microfiber fleece that offers lightweight warmth and allows maximum dexterity for shotgun operation.
- VERSATILITY AND COMFORT - A tighter, more form-fitted cut gives it the ability of functioning as either a standalone glove, or as added warmth for the Pantanal Glove, Delta Deek Glove, or Hudson Mitt.
- SITKA Gear – We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality apparel that ensures you’re prepared to tackle any obstacle, in any element, under any condition. Check out our storefront to view our complete line up of industry leading products.
Glacier Glove Pro Waterfowler Waterproof Neoprene Gloves, Max 5, X-Large
- 2MM Fleece Lined Neoprene
- Touchrite fingertips
- Seamless palm design
- Full finger
- Perfect curve finger design
- 100% Waterproof
Glacier Glove Aleutian Full-Fingered Neoprene Fleece Lined Glove (Max 5, Large)
- Made of highest quality material
- Manufacturer: Glacier Glove
- Glacier Glove aleutian neoprene large full finger - Camo
DecoyPro Touchscreen Lightweight Hunting Gloves for Men Camo – Textured Grip Palm Camo Gloves for Men Hunting – Soft Lining Mens Hunting Gloves – One Size Fits Most L to XL Camo Gloves Hunting
- HUNTING GLOVES / CAMO GLOVES FOR JUST $14.97 AND FREE SHIPPING! Some camo gloves for hunting cost $40 or more per pair. These hunting gloves for men camo are perfect to use as bow hunting gloves, turkey hunting gloves, deer hunting gloves and duck hunting gloves.
- TOUCHSCREEN FINGER TIPS – These camo gloves hunting are specially designed for touch screen use with the index finger and thumb. These make prefect hunting gloves for men because you can use your smart phone without having to take your hands out of your gloves.
- ONE SIZE FITS MOST (MENS L to XL) SIZE - Designed to fit well on most men’s large to extra-large hands for a natural and comfortable feel.
- TEXTURED GRIP PALMS & FINGERS – These camo hunting gloves have a specially designed grip surface on the fingers and palms to give you a tight grip on your bow, rifle or shotgun.
- SOFT LINING MENS CAMO GLOVES - Designed with comfort in mind, the inside of these camouflage gloves are soft to keep you comfortable during your hunting trips.
Banded White River Insulated Glove - MAX5 - Large
- Sheds waterproof breathable technology
- Genuine leather palm construction
- 6oz HARS insulation technology around palms
- 100% Leather
Dxnona® Outdoor Warm Windproof Camouflage Fleece Head Hat Face Mask (multicolor 10)
- material: fleece (keep your face, head, and your neck warm)
- Multi-functional face mask design( as hat, scarf,mask depend on yours)
- size:31*32cm (different measure there are 2 cm error,pls understand)
- weight: 110 g
- style:outdoor riding, hunting ,Hiking, Skiing, Snowboarding, Snowshoeing
Duck Hunting: Wing Magic Decoy Works
This year though, I did buy one decoy that looked like a good idea, the Wing Magic Decoy. The simple design and easy operation of the decoy was what sold me on the wing magic.
As the years went by the hunting was always good. But ducks started getting harder to find in Klamath marsh in the mid to late 90s. Low water conditions and changing flight patterns were to blame. The past 5 -10 years have seen some abysmal hunting years.
I've always stuck to the old ways of duck hunting; motoring out at o dark thirty stashing the boat, throwing out duck decoys and waiting for shooting hours to begin.
I always resisted the urge to buy into the high tech duck decoys that created movement within the decoy spread. There were battery operated decoys that you controlled with remote control, kite decoys that mimicked wing flapping when the wind blew, even magnet ducks that vibrated when activated. Most of these gimmicky decoys were eventually outlawed in most states.
This year though, I did buy one decoy that looked like a good idea, the Wing Magic Decoy. The simple design and easy operation of the decoy was what sold me on the wing magic. The fact that it's legal in most states was also a deciding factor.
Basically you plant the wing magic decoy into the marsh mud with a long pole and pull on a string that is attached to the simple plastic wings. When you pull the string it pulls the wings straight at you and creates a flapping motion in the water. Along with the flapping a lot of splashing is created. The splashing looks good and creates a lot of wave movement in your spread.
I watched the video on the wing magic decoy site and was sold on at least trying it out for the opener. It costs 70 bucks but seems well made and certainly well thought out.
When we found our hunting spot I put the wing magic decoy in the middle of our spread and started yanking the cord. I felt kind of silly at first but it really gave life to the decoy spread.
As the shooting started the ducks got pretty wary of flying anywhere near land, as they tended to die when they did so. Whenever I saw ducks that were considering our spread, I'd give the wing magic decoy a couple of pulls and it would splash away. It seemed to take all doubt out of the ducks' minds. They'd swoop in close and decoy right into our waiting guns. My brother and I were instantly sold on this decoy.
As the day progressed the day became very calm. There was no wind and the lake was flat and glassy. Our decoys sat still and stagnant, but whenever ducks were in the area I'd give a pull on the line, adding life to the decoys. The splashing worked like a charm.
The only drawback to the wing magic decoy was the line getting tangled up. They give you 75 feet of line, and you have to unwind all of it from the decoy in order for the pulling motion to work. We were only using about 30 feet of line, so the rest of it was getting tangled up at our feet. Keeping the line coiled took care of this, however.
Another drawback was the fact that my Labrador was totally confused as to how to deal with this flapping duck decoy. She couldn't take her eyes off it; to her I'm sure it looked like a wounded duck flapping around on the water. She never messed with it, but she may need some additional training around the decoy.
I'm sold on this product. It definitely performed up to the hype on the wing magic decoy website. I would highly recommend this product if your interested in pulling in wary ducks.
