Just in case, was the microfleece you purchased advertised as &quot;bur proof&quot;? If it was, might be worth a phone call to the seller or manufacturer of the garment explaining your problem. Being a fellow Iowan, I think I know what you are talking about....I love to wear fleece and think it is great for bowhunting(warmth & quiet), but I make it a point now to wear &quot;bur proof&quot; outerwear when possible. I used to have a Fieldline backpack made of fleece, every time I would lower it from my stand it would pick up about 2 million burs, which were impossible to take off...it now hangs from a nail in the garage<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>, my packpack is made of saddle cloth now.


TB