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Hey Precurve I've been wearing the same mukluk for several years. It is perhaps the finest footwear for warmth,comfort(read lightweight) and winter use.I was never able to experience warm feet until I started wearing these.
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Good stuff Ron, I like the idea of the attatched hood to the sleeveless model,,I've been wearing your pullovers for about 3 yrs now, they stop the wind and keep in the heat, and it's easy to pull the bow 'cause I'm not so bulked up.
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Pretty hard to argue with that! Good looking combo. Wool over silk undies is my next test. All natural. Are those Sitka Supremes in your quiver, Ron?
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Great look! I often wonder if it would be too warm for East Texas. Mostly in the 40's and 50's in hunting season.
I love the theory, idea, and functionality I read about... any thoughts.
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Always like to wear a vest for the warmth without restricting arm movement.With the hood to keep the snow from the trees falling down your neck this looks like the perfect wintertime garment.
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Jmgcurve, You could always order the lighter weight version Ron offers. With just a layer of Ullfrotte' 400 gr longjohns on and the lightweight version you should be about right for 40's. JMHO
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NICE looking stuff. Great idea Will it come in a scent-lock style? with pockets for range finders and releases and mock scrape making tools and a butt-out tool and...
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I must say though, I think a red wool coat/pants with some white trim and a black belt would suit ya better.
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