wool camo
11-23-2004 | 11:28 AM
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Typical Buck
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From: Contoocook NH USA
RE: wool camo
Beagle Wear! I bought it last year and LOVE IT
It cost but now a days what doesn't? I hunt in VT and NH with it and all I put on under it is longjons and a sweat shirt or chamois button up. It's the very quite and has to be the best hunting suit I've ever bought yet! not bulkie like some other hunting gear I own.
I still hunt and stalk up here so I'm not sitting too much in the woods while wearing it. Add your favorite wool gloves, a good fleece hat, a fleece neck gator and your good to go
Beagle Wear
It cost but now a days what doesn't? I hunt in VT and NH with it and all I put on under it is longjons and a sweat shirt or chamois button up. It's the very quite and has to be the best hunting suit I've ever bought yet! not bulkie like some other hunting gear I own. I still hunt and stalk up here so I'm not sitting too much in the woods while wearing it. Add your favorite wool gloves, a good fleece hat, a fleece neck gator and your good to go
Beagle Wear
11-23-2004 | 04:27 PM
#3
Typical Buck
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From: golden co
RE: wool camo
I used wool clothes for the first time while hunting this year and found it to be very functional. I like hunting in wool pants besides being warm, good when things turn wet, they are quite. Items like shirts, and sweaters can be found very reasonable in thrift stores. I like the Merino wool for the under layer, regular wool itches too much. Pants can be found at your local Army and Navy stores.
