Best Hunting Rain Gears

5 Ways to Use a Poncho for Survival: 1. Build a waterproof shelter. During an emergency, you may need to seek shelter quickly if you see a storm looming overhead. With a piece of paracord or rope, a few stakes, and your poncho, you can build a variety of shelters to keep you dry in a rainstorm. 2. Collect rain water to drink. Depending on how long your emergency lasts, you may run out of water, and if you aren't anywhere near a water source, a rain catcher might just save your life. Before a rainstorm hits, lay your poncho either in a hole or other low spot to create a basin. As the rain pours, your poncho will collect the clean, cool water for you to drink later. 3. Emergency Heat: Wind is a natural enemy to heat-especially if you're in an emergency trying to stay warm with what little you have. Wearing a poncho not only keeps you dry, but can act as a wind break so you can stay a bit warmer, too. 4. Ground tarp: During long backpacking trips, sleeping on the ground is rarely fun, but if you're wet at the same time, then it never is. On dry nights when a dew layers the ground, a poncho is a great way to separate you from the moisture as you lay down to sleep or even just rest. Just lay your sleeping bag out on top of the poncho and the poncho will act as a moisture barrier between you and the dewy ground. 5. Rain fly for your gear: Camping and hiking adventures are often complemented by light sprinkles of rain or downpours. If you have excess gear sitting outside your tent or camper, a poncho is a great way to keep your gear dry while you take refuge inside. Keeping the SEAL3 poncho in your pack can help you in practically every emergency. You can carry your food, collect water, build a shelter, and more with this one compact, portable piece of survival gear. CLICK "ADD TO CART" NOW TO MAKE SURE YOU ARE PREPARED!