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46er

46er

Piney
Mar 24, 2004
8,837
2,144
Coastal NJ
Ben Ruset said:
If you want the same kind of pants, go to Cabelas and buy the Wrangler brush pants! :)
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Instead of the pants, I use a pair of Cabela's chaps when hunting. Cheaper, work better as they cover all of your leg, not just the front and the ticks and chiggers are less of a problem in the truck.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat470076-cat601749&id=0069878940154a&navCount=4&podId=0069878&parentId=cat601749&masterpathid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=IA&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat601749&hasJS=true
 
RednekF350

RednekF350

Piney
Feb 20, 2004
5,057
3,328
Pestletown, N.J.
Filson. The only pants for brush. Get the cuffs trimmed with leather.
http://www.filson.com/sm-double-tin-pants--pi-2092283.html
I am on my 3rd pair in the course of 25 years and my son still wears what's left of my first pair.
I wear the Mod. No. 32 vest all the time on PBX hikes. It's bulletproof and has 10 pockets, which eliminates the need for a backpack.
http://www.filson.com/sm-original-hunting-vest--pi-2372902.html
It will easily last two lifetimes. Got mine on ebay many years ago for a hundred.
 
Hewey

Hewey

Piney
Mar 10, 2005
1,042
110
Pinewald, NJ
That is a nice vest. It gives you some good upper protection with out the bulk of a backpack. I would like to get a pair of those pants.

Chris
 
bobpbx

bobpbx

Piney
Staff member
Oct 25, 2002
14,674
4,851
Pines; Bamber area
Karl is right, its an individual thing. I rarely wear anything other than Lacrosse 18" in the pines:

Above 45 degrees.........Lacrosse uninsulated (Grange).
Below........................Lacrosse insulated (AlphaBurly).

When I hike more mountainous terrain in NJ, NY, PA, I wear my Meindl's. A real quality boot. Make sure you get gore tex. Trekkers are great boots. I wear these in the pines sometimes when the chiggers are gone and I want to do serious upland scrambling. I have an insulated and an uninsulated pair.

http://www.meindl.de/english/
 
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