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croatankid
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why wear bibs?

i've been wearing bibs since i started hunting 10 years ago. now i'm wondering how bibs are better than the pants, made the same way. if you wear bibs, you still have to wear a shirt. what protection do you get from the bib and suspenders? i think i'm going to try the pants and a tough usmc shirt. at least i won't have to hear the clanging of the fasteners when i dry them.

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john nannemann
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i like em- lets you just hang loose.

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Bill(Chew)
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I wear them to keep the biars off of my stomach and chest as well as keeping trash out of my boots. I like to cut them off just above the knee, they walk much better and still do a great job.

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ky hillbilly
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I wear them everyday.That way I can bend over and not show my crack or have to pull them up every time you turn around.I'm all gut and no butt.

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Mark Antrim
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You don't have to wear a belt to keep your pants from falling below you gut when you get old and fat like me. Don't matter how tight I pull a belt my pant want stay up. Best thing for me my wife says is diet. She always tells me there for old fat guys I guess thats me.

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Mike_Flores
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I only wear them because of all the pockets.

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Will Walker
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i dont wear em cause when ya fart , it blows up through em right in your face.

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Rip
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quote:
Originally posted by Will Walker
i dont wear em cause when ya fart , it blows up through em right in your face.

LMBO

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burdette
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quote:
Originally posted by Will Walker
i dont wear em cause when ya fart , it blows up through em right in your face.

LOL PLUS STEVE GILLAND TOLD ME THAT WILL DOESNT LIKE TO WEAR ANYTHING UNDER THEM!!!!!!!!!!!

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Will Walker
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quote:
Originally posted by burdette
LOL PLUS STEVE GILLAND TOLD ME THAT WILL DOESNT LIKE TO WEAR ANYTHING UNDER THEM!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL ! im gonna buy roger a pair for christmas too so he can get a taste of his own medicine!

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s/s
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quote:
Originally posted by ky hillbilly
I wear them everyday.That way I can bend over and not show my crack or have to pull them up every time you turn around.I'm all gut and no butt.

From a womans point of view....

Those are two very common illness that results in bibs being worn on a daily basis for treatment. This is to prevent others from be coming violently ill with their stomache. These two illnesses are called the DUNLAPPEDOVER and the NOASSATALL deceases...Bibs are absolutely a must to keep from spreading contamination....

There is nothing worse than seeing a man with no freakin shame just bend over and half his hairy butt shine everyone around!!!

Sorry guys, the question just kinda hit close to home. It's just a joke around here. There is also another illness that I can not mention on here...LOL...

On another note, Sam bought me my first pair of jean bibs back in the summer for me to wear hunting. I LOVE EM' weraing them all the time now... They are great for keeping all the winter layers in place. Keeps from from having to tug and pull everything all day to keep the layers from riding up and down.

Sabrina

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Re: why wear bibs?

quote:
Originally posted by croatankid
i've been wearing bibs since i started hunting 10 years ago. now i'm wondering how bibs are better than the pants, made the same way. if you wear bibs, you still have to wear a shirt. what protection do you get from the bib and suspenders? i think i'm going to try the pants and a tough usmc shirt. at least i won't have to hear the clanging of the fasteners when i dry them.

The clanging of the fasteners in the dryer is annoying for sure. To remedy this, I quit washing mine. Problem solved. The blood of hide season washes of the muck of hunting sloughs in the summer. Then the snow of late winter washes of the blood. Wading across a river or two in summer helps too.

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s/s
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Re: Re: why wear bibs?

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Originally posted by truly
The clanging of the fasteners in the dryer is annoying for sure. To remedy this, I quit washing mine. Problem solved. The blood of hide season washes of the muck of hunting sloughs in the summer. Then the snow of late winter washes of the blood. Wading across a river or two in summer helps too.

This is the same way Sam thinks...He gets so mad at me for washing his insulated bibs & jacket!!

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PlottChaser
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quote:
Originally posted by Will Walker
i dont wear em cause when ya fart , it blows up through em right in your face.

That's no doubt!!

It reminds me of a good story:

Me and a couple buddies were duck hunting a few years back when one of them says he has to go take a crap. So he climbs out of the blind and goes off behind us into the woods, A few minutes later he comes back and takes his seat. About 15 seconds go by and me and my other buddy are about to die from the stench. I asked him if he remembered to wipe or what. Come to find out when he dropped his bibs to crap he squatted right over them and crapped on the top of the back of the bibs. Then when he was done (it was cold the day and he was in a hurry) he pulled them back up and dumped his whole load right down his back and into the bottom part of his bibs and it was still in there when he got back in the blind. We kicked him out!!

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Al Medcalf
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Re: Re: why wear bibs?

quote:
Originally posted by truly
The clanging of the fasteners in the dryer is annoying for sure. To remedy this, I quit washing mine. Problem solved. The blood of hide season washes of the muck of hunting sloughs in the summer. Then the snow of late winter washes of the blood. Wading across a river or two in summer helps too.

Good post....Mine were last washed in November 2008

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Velocity
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quote:
Originally posted by PlottChaser
That's no doubt!!

It reminds me of a good story:

Me and a couple buddies were duck hunting a few years back when one of them says he has to go take a crap. So he climbs out of the blind and goes off behind us into the woods, A few minutes later he comes back and takes his seat. About 15 seconds go by and me and my other buddy are about to die from the stench. I asked him if he remembered to wipe or what. Come to find out when he dropped his bibs to crap he squatted right over them and crapped on the top of the back of the bibs. Then when he was done (it was cold the day and he was in a hurry) he pulled them back up and dumped his whole load right down his back and into the bottom part of his bibs and it was still in there when he got back in the blind. We kicked him out!!

Yes, always remember to hold your straps and all in front of you...

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