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Looking for good sort brimed hat

Started by twitchstick, August 02, 2010, 06:58:00 PM

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twitchstick

I am having trouble this year with finding a short brimed hat. I have used buckets and jones style hats in the past but I am having problems finding a good hat this year. I like bonnies and are easier to find but the brim get in the way on some shoot angles for me. I would be happy with any short brimed hat of quality matieral. Wool or fleece for cold weather and light but breathable matieral for early hunts. Thank you for your help.

twitchstick


owlbait

Nocking point has a neat short brimmed hat that is also bendable.
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Chris Surtees

You could buy the hat you like and take it to a sew shop to have the brim shortened to your desired length...or you could buy one from Gray Wolf Woolens and they will tailor the brim for you.

ron w

Check out Prairie Traditions on the sponsors, Joe has a good selection of Fedora style hats. I got one from him at Denton Hill,all wool felt and crush able.Not sure if that's what your looking for.Brim is about 2".
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Hill Hunter

3 rivers has a nice soft brimmed hat.
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harvestmoon

I 2nd Prairie Traditions..bought a short rimed Bailey fedora and just love it.  Great in rain and strong overhead sun.

reddogge

The Wensels are selling 3 patterns of their short brimmed hat with a wire brim you can turn up.  Olive drab, brown camo, green camo.  Best hat I've owned.
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Burnsie

Reddogge,
Are the hats on the Wensel's web site??
I couldn't find them.
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ksbowman

Outback has a nice willis hat I use for warm weather with a mesh crown and oilcloth brim that is soft. Orvis has a hat that is water resistant and is a blend of wool and fur that is warm and soft called a Jefferson rain hat with a short brim for cold weather. If either grabs you I can supply item numbers.  Ben
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koger

Check Cabela's, I have two of their wool hats, one is an outback style, other is a Art  YOung style Fedora, quality and good prices.
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Craig

Here are 3 of the hats that the Wensel's have. They have one more in a dark camo.  E-mail them they have some in stock. $10.00 plus $5.00 shipping.

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Bill Kissner

Get any wide brimmed cowboy hat and then trim the brim as short as you want. I normally cut mine to 2 and 1/2 inches.
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Mudd

The perfect hat is a real challenge to find.

I have several hats that I like but as yet I haven't found that "perfect hat" that just exudes "me".

I have seen a few folks wearing hats that are so natural on them they are almost as much a part of them as any other part of their body.

That's what I want for me.

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twitchstick

Thanks for the input everyone I have some great options to look at now. Mudd I have to agree it's a tuogh find so far it's been the bucket for me.

Missouri CK

Nocking point sells those same wire brim hats.
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seabass

i have an australian cowboy hat made by a company called barmah.it is made of kangaroo leather.it is very soft and water proof.you can roll it into a ball,but when you let it go it pops back into shape.best of all the brim is soft and doesn't get in the way of the bow string.you should check one out.

seabass

just found their web site.www.barmahhats.com.au check them out.the one i have is called squashy kangaroo.great hat.

mrjsl

I wear a Filson tin cloth packer hat. I've had this thing so long it is not pretty to look at, but I love it. I wouldn't trade it for anything else.

I used to rodeo, so I have worn out a good many felt cowboy hats, and unless you get 20X or better it's not going to last too long if you are rough on it. My filson hat is almost 20 years old, has blood stains dirt and crud on it, but is all in one piece still.

ALDO

A friend of mine bought I nice one at Denton Hill from Big Jim's Bows, wire in the brim as well.
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