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nightowl1
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Ok, I am a hat guy. There are plenty of options come fall and winter, but summer hats are few and far between. I often wear a baseball cap but just because thats all i have, my baseball days are long past and i don't like having to constantly think about and reposition the hat when I'm shooting.

It is too hot where I live for anything other than straw and cotton during the summer. So does anyone have some good suggestions for a good summer time shooting cap other than a baseball cap that isn't made of tin cloth or wool?

I would love to find a cotton style jones cap with a short bill.

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kadbow
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I have a breathable mesh boonie that works.

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Zmonster
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Tilly bush hat is one that comes to mind. http://www.noggintops.com/page.cfm?p=57

Many other options available at that site as well.

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T Lail
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go to antique stores that sell vintage clothing and try and find straw "short" brim mens dress hats......yard sales sometimes are good places too.....found a few at Goodwill.....

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Duluth Trading Co. .... Men's Summer Mesh Crusher Hat..

I take the strap off

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Duluth Trading Co.

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I just added a good selection of summer hat styles on my website. Check out the Headwear tab on the link below.
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azhunter
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Nice selection of hats Whip.
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bicster
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I just saw a nice Outdoor Research Bucket hat in a very lightweight material. I almost bought on the spot.
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DesertDude
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Tilly, mine is 10+ years old. I sent it throught the wash machine about 10 times a year. Still in great shape......

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Stone Knife
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My Trad Gang Do-Rag never go to a shoot or summer hunt without it. They are cheep and if you dip it in water it's just like having air conditioning on the fly, and no stinking hat brim in the way [banghead]

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nightowl1
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thanks for the info guys I have some good choices now... the tilly doesn't get in the way of the bowstring?

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Hear your pain...I just got a mesh boonie from Cabelas and I think this is going to be a great hat for summer.

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Straw sort of Fedora-type from the Wally-world ($5 end of season clearance a couple of years ago).

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Pick up a cheap boonie hat at an Army-Navy store, hey they worked in the Jungle!!!!! The brim is short and flexable ,they work for me and you can get them in all kinds of colors or many camo patterns. It will also roll up and slid into your back pocket.

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