I decided to buy some wool plaid to hunt with next year. I got this in the mail today. I like it alot. I have to add a button on the cuffs to get a snugger fit around the wrist. It's the lined stag from Woolrich, there on sale by the way. I'm gonna pick up the stag shirt/jac down the road. I may be putting some camo in the classifieds soon      

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Looks like some fine camo to me.  

Great! I like it, and it looks good enough to wear to church too.

Nice!    

Mike it's an awesome pattern.Wher did you buy it on sale??How much?I agree,sell the camo!

Thanks guys. Charles I got it directly from Woolrich. Follow the link I'm giving you. It was $135 plus shipping. It fits great, I'll be able to layer underneath as well. The color is called olive buffalo.  http://www.woolrich.com/woolrich/browse/subCategory.jsp?icCategory=OS_cat10019&icSort=

That's a good looking jacket.

One of my favorite patterns

very nice!!!

very nice!!!

Great looking shirt/jac!  Woolrich makes some great shirts.  I got a few that I've had for years and they haven't faded at all and still look new.  Except for one that got caught on barbed wire.   :mad:        :(

How good was the price Thats sweeeeeet!

I bought that same coat for my trip to Utah.  You will love that shirt-jac.  One of the warmest jackets i have ever worn.  And it blends in as well as any pattern of camo in the woods, great investment in hunting appearal.

Nice. You gotta love the plaids.

Olive Buffalo sounds like a camo pattern to me.

It is a nice looking jacket, but I don't get the religion behind this plaid stuff.   Whether you buy a $135 cabela's hunting jack or $135 woolrich jacket, seems either way you are buying "special" clothes to wear hunting.

QuoteOriginally posted by lt-m-grow:
Olive Buffalo sounds like a camo pattern to me.

It is a nice looking jacket, but I don't get the religion behind this plaid stuff.   Whether you buy a $135 cabela's hunting jack or $135 woolrich jacket, seems either way you are buying "special" clothes to wear hunting.

Of course plaid is camo - it's just cooler looking camo than that quasi-military stuff most of the guys on the hunting shows think they need to wear.

 

That said - one of these days I need to finish my ghillie coat (or poncho or whatever).

Here's the shirt/jac I said I was gonna get. I really like the color of this one. I wanted my lined one in this color but they don't offer it.

Very Nice! I've picked-up a Woolrich Shirt-Jac, a coat, and a hooded pullover since fall, pre-owned. I really like them. I'll get one of the Asbell hooded vests before next season also. I plan on making some pants out of a wool military blanket as soon as I figure out my sewing machine.

No religion to it partner...it looks a whole lot better to begin with; it's warmer, it doesn't cost as much as a bow and you don't have to pay royalties for a goofy looking camo pattern that isn't any better.         And....you don't look like a cookie-cutter version of every dude on the outdoor channels.

By the way....some of us were wearing plaid wool before any of this designer camo stuff was even thought-up.