Registered: Dec 2005
Location: Knoxville Tn
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Has anybody seen this jacket or have one?

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Originally posted by Bruce M. Conkey
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The legendary nylon fabric, recognized by hunters for many years as Wick Outdoor Works, is available again! Handmade in Ohio, this series of apparel is designed to take quality protection to the next level!
This versatile jacket is dressy enough for casual wear and tough enough for the briar patch! You'll have ample room for arm movement with the raglan sleeve design. The fleece lining makes it the ideal lightweight jacket for warmer temperatures. The waist length design features 2 outside hand-warming pockets, 2 inside pockets with velcro closures, inserted ribbing cuffs, and a soft duck collar for comfort and style. This jacket is constructed with a heavy duty #10 YKK zipper, double stitching, and rivets at all stress points. Snaps and D-Rings are provided for the option of attachable hood and game bag. There is also plenty of room for a chest embroidery.

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Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Pennsylvania
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but if its anything like the wick briartown you'll love it. ive had my wick for years and put it through the wringer and its still like new.

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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Southern IN
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HAVENT SEEN THAT ONE BUT BOUGHT ONE OFF OF STONE CREEK THAT IS ALMOST IDENTICAL TO MY OLD WICK JACKET

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Location: Northwest Georgia
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Stonecreek is owned by Wick's ex wife (if my memory is right). They use the same material as wick did.

Dont know about this Dans coat.

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Originally posted by poolecw
Stonecreek is owned by Wick's ex wife (if my memory is right). They use the same material as wick did.

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Location: Northwest Georgia
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LOL. I guess when you hear the 10th version of a story, its bound to be different than the true version.

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LOL, yes your memory is a little off. Linda Wick is in no relation to the Stone Creek folks. Kim is one of the owners of Stone Creek.

Back a few years ago, before they added it to the site, this is what Kim said concerning the rumor mill of them buying Wicks out:

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One thing I have always wondered is... why none of the jackets have underarm zip vents. Most of the high end ski or mountaineering jackets have underarm zip vents for fast cooling down and not overheating purpose. When wearing my Dan's coonhunting jacket, over half the time I end taking it off and carrying it out the woods because I overheated after arriving at the first tree. What do you think?

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Originally posted by CoondogUp
One thing I have always wondered is... why none of the jackets have underarm zip vents. Most of the high end ski or mountaineering jackets have underarm zip vents for fast cooling down and not overheating purpose. When wearing my Dan's coonhunting jacket, over half the time I end taking it off and carrying it out the woods because I overheated after arriving at the first tree. What do you think?

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i've got a wick jacket like this one. i llike it but it usually doesn't get cold enough here on central coast of nc to wear it. i wish the pockets were such that you could put your hands into them better. as they are you have to go up and in and the rivet area is too high.

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Registered: Dec 2005
Location: Knoxville Tn
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Originally posted by croatankid
i've got a wick jacket like this one. i llike it but it usually doesn't get cold enough here on central coast of nc to wear it. i wish the pockets were such that you could put your hands into them better. as they are you have to go up and in and the rivet area is too high.

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More pockets lower hand pockets looks like.



Conkey's has them.

http://www.conkeysoutdoors.com/cgi/...item_num=41-803

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