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  • Jack Pyke Galbraith Smock

    Jack Pyke Galbraith Smock

    Sale price  £69.95 Regular price  £82.50
  • Ridgeline Monsoon Classic Smock

    Ridgeline Monsoon Classic Smock

    Sale price  £94.99 Regular price  £179.99 Save £85
  • Seeland Avail Smock

    Seeland Avail Smock

    Sale price  £159.99 Regular price  £179.99
  • Harkila Orton Tech HWS Packable Smock

    Harkila Orton Tech HWS Packable Smock

    £299.99
  • Deerhunter Lady Gabby Smock

    Deerhunter Lady Gabby Smock

    Sale price  £94.99 Regular price  £199.99 Save £105
  • Laksen Cairnwell Stalking Smock

    Laksen Cairnwell Stalking Smock

    £449.00

The stalking smock has earned its place on British hills for good reason. Pulled on over the head, longer in the body and cut loose enough to move freely, a smock keeps you dry and quiet through long walks, belly crawls and hours spent lying in wet heather. For many stalkers it is the outer layer they reach for first.

Why Choose a Smock Over a Jacket

A deer stalking smock has fewer seams and no full-length zip, which means fewer places for rain to get in and less hardware to catch or clink. The extra length covers your seat when you kneel or sit on wet ground, and the relaxed cut leaves your arms free when you raise the rifle. A large front pouch pocket keeps binoculars, calls and gloves close to hand. Once they get used to it, many stalkers find a smock coat simpler and quieter than a jacket. A smock sits comfortably over a fleece and under a rifle sling, with nothing at the front to snag as you crawl.

What to Look for in a Hunting Smock

Quiet fabric comes first, as a hunting smock that rustles defeats much of its purpose. Good smocks also shed water well when you are lying prone for long spells. A waterproof smock with a breathable membrane is the right choice for autumn hill stalking and winter hinds, when rain and wind can arrive with little warning. Lighter, windproof or water-resistant outdoor smock styles suit spring and summer roe stalking, when breathability matters more. Look for an adjustable hood, cuffs that seal around gloves and a drawcord hem to hold in warmth. Natural tones and camouflage both work, depending on the ground you stalk. For a first-hand account of stalking in a smock on the Scottish hill, read our winter deer stalking in Scotland article.

Trusted Brands for Stalking Smocks

Choose from Deerhunter, Swazi, Laksen, Ridgeline and Jack Pyke, all proven in tough UK conditions. Looking for a shooting smock or waterproof smock for wider use? See our men's waterproof smocks, or complete your kit from our full deer stalking clothing and footwear range.

Browse our stalking smocks below and find the hunting smock jacket that keeps you dry, hidden and comfortable from the first spy to the walk home.