Posted: 11/6/2007 5:05:00 PM EDT
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sportsmans guide has these available, i live a few minutes from the store. www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=386068 ill be hunting again this weekend. i camp out, theres no cabin or shelter on my land so its pretty important that i stay warm, and thought i would try out some wool pants. good idea or no ??? any other places to check? |
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those look like more of a dress wool pant. i have some swedish ones that are pretty good for winter. i bought some that look like those a few years ago...they were wool, and warmer than jeans, but not really up to the task of cold MN winters. a friend of mine that was a fishing guide on Lake of the Woods swore by the you always see at fleet supply srores.....dark gary wool w/red pattern overlayed on it. L&M Fleet in the North or Mills Fleet Farm in the South. gander and cabela's may carry them also. advntrjnky |
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yeah i wondered about the ones i posted. a hunting buddy has a pair of green wool pants, but i dont know where he got them from. i always wear long johns, jeans, and bibs when im in the deer stand, i think this weekend might be abit cooler so i thought maybe the wool pants might help just a little bit. whatever the case, i need to find some locally by friday |
i thought about that too. i use their hot weather boxer shorts in the summer. 20 dollars a pair, but in the 99 degree weather, they keep your balls dry! wonder where i could find that in the TC |
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Scheel's and REI good places to find "performance" cold weather clothing. Mills Fleet Farm, Gander, and Cabela's are good for "hunting/fishing" cold weather clothing. i have worked outside in the winter at certain times in my life......all i can say is spend the little exta $ and get quality. You will be warmer for longer. advntrjnky |
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went to mills fleet farm but they didnt have any wool pants that really looked that great, or looked like what i wanted all together. i ended up getting some pants made by wrangler, insulated with thinsulate, with real tree camo pattern on the outside. ~$46.00 for one pair. i hope these work decent, with long johns under neath, and bibs over them i cant see myself getting much warmer in that area. |