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what are the best brush bibs?
fison being on the high end ,what are the best for the money?

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There's alot of options and it's all based on price. You won't wear out any of the following anytime soon. They're all made of heavy canvas with a nylon covering. I personally wear the
Carhartt and have a pr. of the Cabela's Goretex for rabbit hunting on cold rainy days.

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A. Cabela's Stonewall upland gear $90.00
B. Carhartt $90.00
C. Walls $50.00
D. Cabela's upland goretex $150.00

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A. Browning upland bibs $70.00

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I like the Wick's.

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I've never heard of them, i punched in Wick's and wasn't able to find anything related to hunting clothing. Do you have any more info. relating to them ?

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i rabbit hunt in virginia. i've used regular uninsulated carharts with a set of nite lite chaps over them, good protection from briars but not very warm. then i went to white water brush bibs, about the same protection but no warmth. now i use filson bibs with leg zippers, the best protection, briars and water, and very warm. i haven't worn my longjohns yet this year. if you hunt in warmer climates you would have to wear shorts or cotton pants under them to keep from roasting. a hunting buddy uses mule bibs and chaps and has been very happy with them. mule hunting clothes has a web site. as far as wick, do a search on espomagazine.com. my vote is for the filson, the warrenty plus the quality is worth the price to me. good luck with your decision.

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wickoutdoor.com

I have the all nylon version. They'll keep you dry and warm and wear very little under rugged use.

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Thank's for the website info.


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