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Agreed.

I wouldn't venture that it is a better resource, but this is a pretty comprehensive guide to tree climbing. I'm of course a bit prejudiced, being one of the major contributors, but anyway...:). https://www.fs.fed.us/treeclimbing/policy/2015_04_22NTCGweb.pdf And every climber should have this...

OK, brother. Post a pic when you're sportin' it :).

This one might be the ticket, then. http://www.511tactical.com/new-long-reversible-high-vis-rain-coat.html I have not owned any of 511 Tac's gear, but have heard good things about it in general from one of my LEO buddies.

One of these then, maybe? https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=high+viz+waterproof+duster&spf=77

How about this one? https://www.davidmorgan.com/shop/product/1247/driza-bone-classic-riding-coat/&ad_code=FRL_2778?gclid=CK_-nJqkxtMCFQKRfgodaa0E3Q If not, look through my google search link, I guess. I wouldn't have a use for a raincoat of that nature myself, so no personal experience...but...

I know Filson does, and it's a beauty worth owning...but I bet it costs north of $600 these days. Try this google listing for a look-see... https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=waterproof+duster+coat&spf=73

If a rain jacket it all you think you need, either you are not really going to be working in rain, or you are not experienced in what working in the rain really means. Rain pants, or much better, bibs are an absolute must as well. In all my many years in the field, much of it in rainy weather...