Non-camo pants for hunting

[Team Kabob]

It's called the Dad bod. The ladies love it! So go a size up!


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[ivorytip]

I still have my six pack, I work really hard for it. I just cant get the plastic rings back on it and they are all spread out

 

[missjordan]

I would check out hiking stores such as Rei, I have a pair of Colombia pants that would make a nice hunting pant being a solid color. They aren't cotton either and can be folded up and snapped below the knee for hot days too.

 

[Againstthewind]

How about rugby shorts

Rugby shorts fit a little bit different on the packies.

 

[LucilleBruce]

Well, the internet is one of the most convenient and ideal place to search the credible and the branded online cloth store. When planning to buy a beautiful Colombia pants or boots or footwear for the hunting purpose, then one should surely opt the best store to buy from. I generally prefer to buy these things online.

 

[Head in the Clouds]

http://www.arborwear.com/products/pants/canopy-pants

I broke in a pair of these the last couple days and they were hands down, the best pair of pants I've ever taken a step in. They were maybe a touch louder than would be ideal when the fabric rubbed together but I believe they will soften with some wear.

The 'ascender' pants seem like an upgraded version but the extra cost held me off. Maybe next year?

 

[tim]

don't discount the cabelas microtex pants. they have worked really well for me. Just ordered another pair.

 

[ID_MW]

I will shout out for the First Ascent line Guide Pro pant from Eddie Bauer. You can find it on sale from time to time or get coupons by jumping on an email list from EB. This pant has moved up in my rotation for sure. It's pretty feature rich and well built for its price point. If you buy online, they will custom hem it as well, which is nice for a stork like me (6'3" and have a 35 inseam on a 32 waist). The material is 2-way stretch nylon treated with DWR and is quiet. Just another option.

 

[Retterath]

check out the first lite knab 2.0 I think I'm going to get them in a solid color

 

[stevevan]

check out the first lite knab 2.0 I think I'm going to get them in a solid color

Just got mine in "Fusion". Think I'm going to like 'em.

 

[badgerbob]

You know, long before it was popular to wear camo clothing for hunting, I used to buy from the Army/Navy store in our town. Solid, drab, Amy green surplus from ww-ll. It served me well, and I was on as many animals as I am now. More important than what you wear, is what you do. Most important is the wind. Animals don't always believe what they see, but they know what they smell. Just my opinion...

 

[Retterath]

You know, long before it was popular to wear camo clothing for hunting, I used to buy from the Army/Navy store in our town. Solid, drab, Amy green surplus from ww-ll. It served me well, and I was on as many animals as I am now. More important than what you wear, is what you do. Most important is the wind. Animals don't always believe what they see, but they know what they smell. Just my opinion...

How do they fit around your boot? Are they tight or more like a boot cut?

 

[D_Dubya]

When I first got into western hunting I bought several pairs of the old WWII wool pants like badger bob is talking about, they work great, they don't have any problems fitting over hunting boots. They're a little itchy if you don't have a base layer underneath. I think I paid about $20 bucks per pair on eBay about 8 years ago. I have since switched to sitka Timberlines and love them, but they're pricey

 

[Ikeepitcold]

I wear Carharts all the time. Comes in a few colors.

 

[badgerbob]

How do they fit around your boot? Are they tight or more like a boot cut?

They aren't tight, but not a real boot cut either. Maybe somewhere in between. My thinking on a boot cut is like a western, almost bell bottom cut. I don't have any left, long ago wore out last pair. I don't know if they are still available. I have a variety of camo now. Mainly Real Tree and Mossey Oak. But the old stuff was effective.

 

[shootbrownelk]

I went to Duluth Trading and ordered some "Flex Fire Hose" work pants in Tan. I work on a ranch and use them - they are really nice. They have enough spandex in them that they stretch and don't bind, but then the other material is what they use to make fire hoses with. They run about $60 and have really cool side pockets and nice deep front pockets. I hunt in Sitka and love the gear, but for work I use these Flex fire hose pants. They may be a bit thin for late season hunting, but they also make a fleece lined pair or you could layer and spray them with a waterproofing agent. Good luck

+1 on the Duluth Trading Co."Fire Hose" pants...and they're tougher than an angry Beaver!

 

[wisconsinvette]

I got some Eddie Bauer Guide pants this year and love them.

 

[zeroforhire]

Check out the rainier chino pants at Costco. $20. Very similar to the Eddie Bauer guide pant.


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[7mag]

I really like wearing worn out tan carhartts while hunting high country muleys. The color matches perfectly and they are pretty quiet.

 

[ScottR]

My Sitka Timberlines are some of my favorites. Had Attack pants I loved too.


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