2. Wear a water/wind resistant pair of pants and jacket as the outer-most layers (a "CARHARTT" jumpsuit is the best for the job).
3. Wear a water/wind resistant pair of boots that will keep your feet warm.
4. It is a good idea to wear a pair of gloves as well.
5. Try to leave as little skin exposed as possible. Mr. Montana is an excellent example.
6. If you are starting to get cold, go inside the heated cabin and warm up. Frostbite in the fingers and toes can occur.
