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Where do I get wool pants


Ok all - I need a new pair of wool pants. The pair I have now are my dad's old ones, gray and wonderful but a little short (and as you can see, I like to play in the snow). Where should I look to get myself a new pair?? Ideally, another pair of gray pants.

Thanks!

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  1. SavageDecember 29, 2011

    I just started following your blog. As for the Wool Pants I would have to recommend the Filson Wool Field Pants. I had mine for over 8 years before i out grew them. They worked ice fishing, water fowl hunting and deer hunting. I have seen them in grey too

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  2. Tom HamDecember 29, 2011

    i was going to make a joke and just type "sheep." but that wouldn't help you much. I'd say right about now is a good time to find them anywhere that sells outdoor clothes. but i like the above comment, anyone selling things waterfowlers wear probably has some good stuff.

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  3. AnonymousDecember 30, 2011

    Actually I'm looking to so if you fins where before I do let me know.

    Nice buck by the way, congratulations.

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  4. ErinDecember 30, 2011

    Thanks guys!
    @Savage- - thanks for the suggestion
    @Tom - the sheep answer made me laugh
    @Rick - will do! and thanks

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  5. Downeast Duck HunterDecember 30, 2011

    I have a camo pair from L.L. Bean that go with my guide jacket, I'm very pleased with them plus they look cool. I don't know how they'd roll with the ladies but here's the link.

    http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/35307?page=maine-guide-wool-pants-four-pocket

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  6. ErinDecember 31, 2011

    Awesome! Thanks DDH

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  7. Eastern Shore OutdoorsJanuary 01, 2012

    I would recommend the Maine Guide Wool Pants (however mine are circa 1979 and the quality is a little higher). They are warm and a tough tight weave. All the Best..Phil

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  8. Mark ColemanJanuary 03, 2012

    Can't go wrong with either Bean or Filson

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