I dont disagree…but that green is the color of deer camp in Northern VT/NH/ME. You’d fit right in, here!Man I really wanted to like the Johnson Mills! But that green just seemed off to me…
I dont disagree…but that green is the color of deer camp in Northern VT/NH/ME. You’d fit right in, here!Man I really wanted to like the Johnson Mills! But that green just seemed off to me…
I’d happily buy and wear a pair, or even the plaid ones (there is a deal on eBay for a slightly used pair that would fit me), if I’m ever up that way!I dont disagree…but that green is the color of deer camp in Northern VT/NH/ME. You’d fit right in, here!
Wow! Which ones? Can you send pictures of the reaction in deer camp? Here in GA (or SC) I would expect to get a few whistles or cat calls, especially if I wear the Pro with the reindeer leather trim. I’m still thinking about it - but having written GA and SC, I admit the number of super cold days are limited - even though I’m a baby when it comes to cold weather.I couldn’t stand it, I ordered a pair of those Micklagaards while I wait for my pair from C&C Sutlery. I’ll let y’all know how it goes.
Don't forget the Adirondacks and Catskills.I dont disagree…but that green is the color of deer camp in Northern VT/NH/ME. You’d fit right in, here!
I ordered the harma basics. I don’t participate in deer camps so I shouldn’t have to deal with any sexual harassment over my fancy new Swedish wool britches. But hopefully I’ll be able to show off a picture of me holding a buck that I couldn’t have killed without em.Wow! Which ones? Can you send pictures of the reaction in deer camp? Here in GA (or SC) I would expect to get a few whistles or cat calls, especially if I wear the Pro with the reindeer leather trim. I’m still thinking about it - but having written GA and SC, I admit the number of super cold days are limited - even though I’m a baby when it comes to cold weather.
Tuo is a seemingly new camo company and they have a merino pant that I will probably try. I assume they are closer to obsidians than a thick winter pant, but I assume layer with heavy merino bottoms when it’s cold, but cold here isn’t cold like Wyoming, so my needs are different than othersI’ve got a small hole or two in my Obsidians, but they are relatively thin wool and the durability is as I expected. Thicker would be better, but also thicker would make them less useful for walking/hiking. Still interested in the thicker Sarmas but I expect I could make do
They are, I have the jacket and bibs, but they are so heavy I only use them on a rare occasion, like visiting family over east hunting dogs at night in below zero temps. They are very warm though and block the elements well. The cut isn’t great either, but I’m glad to have them when I need themCabelas Wooltimate are really warm. I've used them for about 10 years.
UPDATE - the Big Bill Merino Wool Cargo Pants are made with 21oz wool (although I found another company selling an 18oz version). Edit - when I received the pants, the label on them said 18oz. Anyone know if they do a Black Friday sale?Big Bill Merino Wool Cargo Pants - (80% wool) not sure of the weight (I asked them), only 3 inseam options (31, 33 or 36) and may require tailoring. Made in Canada. 7 pockets. $148.
If I had to pull the trigger now, it would be for the Big Bills. Off to do more research, but this also seems like something that might be more common in some other countries, or that @Formidilosus has come across.
EDIT - also came across this prior thread (https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/non-hunting-brand-clothing-recommendations.228025/) and Micklagaard.
Sorry but I’m fatter than you. Please ask them for a Black Friday sale and coupon code!Well my micklagaard pants came in today and they’re awesome. But they’re too small. And that hurts because the weather just got right for me to need them. I wear a 33” waist in wranglers, but like micklagaard says to, I measured my waist and it was right at 37”. So I ordered the size 52 which is for a 37-37.8” waist. The waist is snug but I could live with it or alter it myself to make it work, but the legs are too tight to. If any of you guys want these let me know, otherwise I’m going to return them for the next size up.
And IMO the waist in the back isn’t near as high as it looks in the pics on their website.
Well my micklagaard pants came in today and they’re awesome. But they’re too small. And that hurts because the weather just got right for me to need them. I wear a 33” waist in wranglers, but like micklagaard says to, I measured my waist and it was right at 37”. So I ordered the size 52 which is for a 37-37.8” waist. The waist is snug but I could live with it or alter it myself to make it work, but the legs are too tight to. If any of you guys want these let me know, otherwise I’m going to return them for the next size up.
And IMO the waist in the back isn’t near as high as it looks in the pics on their website.
Thanks for the tip, but I’m too fat for the sizes available. I found another pair online for $114 before tax with the Black Friday 10% off code and free shipping.