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How Much Wool Clothing Do You Own!

Started by Scott Teaschner, December 08, 2011, 06:44:00 PM

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German Dog

Forgot to list mine..

Filson single mack coat

Filson vest

filson mack field pant

2- filson wool duck hunting style hat, one camo one orange

2- woolrich shirts

Smartwool mid weight top thermal

Gray Wolf unlined predator jacket

Cabeals wool sweater but has liner and I don't like the liner.

2- Stormy Kromers

Miltary surplus wool gloves

Yep looks like I don't have enough!

jonsimoneau

Oops.  I said smart wool in my last post but I was actually talking about wool power.  I always get the two confused.

bofish-IL

King of Mountain
Pants
Bowhunter Jacket
Standmaster Parka
Bomber hat

Sleeeping Indian pants
Cabelas vest

4 Woolrich shirts
PBS  Member
Occupation: Bowhunting & Bowfishing

4dogs

Any of you wool fans know anybody making a quality morino union suit? Thanks.
>>>---TGMM, Family of the Bow--->

NoCams

4dogs,
I too used to be a fan of union suits, loved the fact you had no drafty backside in case your top got pulled above your bottoms and left the dreaded plumber's butt crack scenario !

However, the tail on my Ulffrotte' top is so long and made the way it is that is never ever a issue again. It is contoured on the sides and very long in the tail so you actually wind up with a double layer around your lower back if your bottoms are pulled up enough and keeps you warmer than a union suit. I know the Ulffrotte' stuff is expensive, or seems that way when you have to buy it, but in the end it is worth every dime !!! I am 4 or 5 seasons now into mine and don't know how I made it without them ?
TGMM  Family of the Bow
"Failure to plan is planned failure"

Covey

I have a tote full. Dont know the names of all of it but most of it came from the goodwill. You just cant beat goodwill wool 8^) nice and cheap. I also have some from Asbell. Awesome stuff!

Jason

LC

Zero. None.
Don't take this wrong to all you wool fanatics but I don't own or use any. Now if I was gona be hunting Alaska on a Moose john float trip I'd take nothing but wool. Why because it's best quality is it insulates somewhat when it's wet. Ain't nobody on here bragged about it's wind stopping ability or weight or smell when wet.

For the average joe hunting 4 or 6 hours at a time and no farther than 30 minutes from a warm house or truck if they suddenly get drenched from a soaking there are MUCH better garments out there. JMHO but there is no wool in my closet! lol
Most people get rich by making more money than they have needs, me, I just reduced my needs!

boznarras

I have Asbells, Filsons, Woolrich, Swanndri, Pendleton, army surplus, SallyAnns, and homemade knit stuff that my wife produces. I wear rain gear over it as needed, and wind blocking is taken care of just fine that way.
My wife makes me hats and socks, and gives me the scrap yarn. Now I have wool string silencers that match my hat!
As an old Norwegian fisherman here says:
"When you are wearin da wool, when you are cold and wet, you are warm and dry."

4dogs

NoCams, thanks for your response. The problem I have with regular tops and bottoms is that I have no ass and the waist keeps riding down and unlike some of the young guys I see these days it drives me nuts, hence the union suits and bibs but the best I can find recently are the duofolds and they are still a blend.
>>>---TGMM, Family of the Bow--->

Roadkill

I just finished hunting cow elk in Bird Creek near McGill NV. It was 4 degrees and wool works so well in the cold and wind. Wet smell, huh?  I love wool, not the sheep it was taken from for those whose minds wandered to the side of the road
Cast a long shadow-you may provide shade to someone who needs it.  Semper Fi

Pepper

Pair of Cabela's wool pants. two wool sweaters, 6pr wool socks varius wgts, and Asbel wool pullover.
Always looking for more.
Archery is a family sport, enjoy it with your family.

Jason R. Wesbrock

Aside from socks I have a pair of inexpensive Columbia wool pants that I wear under my bibs during late season (the pants are about a windproof as a screen door). I have an insulated Woolrich jacket I got on clearance at Gander Mountain several years ago that I like on chilly early season hunts, and a KOM Bowman jacket I won at a raffle that I use quite a bit.

hvyhitter

4dogs...I got the same problem so I use clip on suspenders with the pants.....lots of wool here and constantly upgrading (I'm getting older/fatter).........
Bowhunting is "KILL and EAT" not "Catch and Release".....Semper Fi!

4dogs

Thank you HH, I, may have to give that a try, see if I cant get the suspenders to clip on my pants and long johns, or sew some buttons on my longjohns  :laughing:
>>>---TGMM, Family of the Bow--->

slivrslingr

Can't list all mine, but I've got Swanndri, Filson, Columbia, Pendelton, Icebreaker, Smart Wool, uh, and a few more I can't remember the names of.  Introduced my wife to Icebreaker couple years ago and now we single handedly keep the company in business, LOL!    :rolleyes:    :D

Wiley Coyote

Great Northern Bushbow
Super Shrew Delux
Talon Longbow
Chekmate Hunter Recurve

450 marlin

Two closets full
KOM Blowdown pants, shirt,vest, hat
KOM Autumn pants,standmaster coat, hat
KOM Autumn Bow jacket, pants (Wife)
Browning parka, pants, bibs
Calela's parka, pants
Weatherby vest
10 shirt jackets of all colors
3 vintage wool suites
bins of gloves, hats
When I was a kid, you had green boots with yellow fuzz, jersy gloves, cheap coat and hat and FROZE,
my family stays warm and enjoys the outdoors more because of it...Roy

jeanpaul3006

silent predator shirt, grizzly coat, treestand hoody, whitetail coat, bibs,love that wool.

bawana bowman

I'm down to only 6 pair of socks. Tried on my wool a few years ago before a trip, my wife said the humidity here must have caused it to shrink. (guess that was a nice way of saying I gained a bunch of weight). She gave it all away!

Now she wishes she wouldn't have done that, cause I've lost the weight and now looking to replace it all.

Jim Dahlberg

Lots and lots of wool!  Check out Ibex wool clothing.  Some of the best made in my opinion.  Their vests have replaced my Filson for good.  I bought a pullover 15 years ago that still looks like new after wearing it everywhere for everything.  They sell our kind of stuff on sale in the spring in their outlet site.


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