Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Buffalo, NY
Posts: 2147
Bibs I can't seem to find.
So the standard coonhunter bibs are fine for coonhunting , I guess. But for deer hunting, and working in the woods, would like a non insulated, briar proof bibs, water proof would be a bonus. Something that doesn't go swish swish when you walk.
Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Pleasant Plain OHIO
Posts: 1291
quote:Originally posted by Philip Hmm, I may have to try these fire hose bibs.
I have the insulated and the non , a % of them are made with Polyester stretch materials very comfortable , I suggest ordering one size bigger than what your use to they run a bit small on the waist
That's right Johnny B Dalton Im up to 17 pair now
I would recommend Filson my most over priced bibs But im the only dummy who pays that much Philip there pretty quiet as well
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Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Pleasant Plain OHIO
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Carhartt is coming out with a flex material Bib latter this year , Im pretty excited about it , I have a pair of the pants their real nice , robust , big boned Heavy weight studs like that Flex material
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Registered: Dec 2006
Location: Springfield, Ga.
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Darrel's waist runs a bit larger than regular.. LOL. You left yourself open my friend. I hope you are doing well and not freezing up there in the snow. See you at the Classic?
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