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What's the best thing going these days in safari threads?
 
Posts: 7782 | Location: Das heimat! | Registered: 10 October 2012Reply With Quote
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Hello
Gander Mountain has a great shirt and pants made with rip stop material.
I use it exclusively.
High resistance to thorn tears. Also resist soiling.
Also when wet dry very quickly. Like $40 for pants and same for shirts both long sleeve and short.
Larry
 
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I use it exclusively.

Also resist soiling.
Also when wet dry very quickly.
Larry


I suppose handy when 'Phants are too close? Roll Eyes
 
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I use it exclusively.

Also resist soiling.
Also when wet dry very quickly.
Larry


I suppose handy when 'Phants are too close? Roll Eyes


I think the zipper extends all the way to the back.


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Posts: 989 | Location: Oregon | Registered: 12 June 2009Reply With Quote
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Identify which of their 1,000 shirts your talking about please !
 
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Tag Safari is worn by DDRHook and I have Tag found to be both practical and durable. www.tagsafari.com
 
Posts: 268 | Location: Western Arkansas/Barksdale,TX. USA | Registered: 18 February 2008Reply With Quote
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Try .511.

They have mutch and great stuff.
Many of the PH (witch are posting here) wear this stuff.


 
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At his age, yes, with or without Elephants, soil resistance in pants is a high priority for Larry :-)
 
Posts: 20177 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009Reply With Quote
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The pants are the Guide Series RN 85856
The shirt is the same # 85856 the shirts padded double pockets the arms have mesh all rip stop 100% cotton.
Larry
 
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I hear Biebs hunts ala John Taylor--turban and shoes--that's all.
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I hear Biebs hunts ala John Taylor--turban and shoes--that's all.
Cal


Not to mention his tent boy Ali. sofa
 
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Tag Safari is worn by DDRHook and I have Tag found to be both practical and durable. www.tagsafari.com


The way the Hook deals with pigs, they have to be durable. dancing
 
Posts: 3297 | Location: South of the Equator. | Registered: 02 August 2009Reply With Quote
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I think it depends on whether you like natural or synthetic materials, camo or traditional garb and your budget.
 
Posts: 481 | Location: Denver, CO | Registered: 20 June 2008Reply With Quote
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evidently it's a hat like hooks
 
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Biebs and Hook have resolved to just hunt with a loin cloth (a converted diaper)
And B.F. GOODRICH African sandels
Larry
 
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Good one, Todd.
Sorry Biebs, I hope I didn't open up a can of worms here. I think these comments are so unfair as I know you have never given any shit to anyone on AR!
Cheers,
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Posts: 7281 | Location: Willow, Alaska | Registered: 29 June 2009Reply With Quote
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I know you have never given any shit to anyone on AR!
Cheers,
Cal

Who, me????????? :-)
 
Posts: 20177 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009Reply With Quote
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Biebs does not give you shit on here he just stands back and throws it by the truck load
 
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Biebs and Hook have resolved to just hunt with a loin cloth (a converted diaper)
And B.F. GOODRICH African sandels
Larry


I can't comment on dodgy headgear but tyre sandals are the dog's doo-dahs for comfort! tu2







 
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Gander Mountain had a Craig Boddington safari line, but I can't find them anywhere, I am guessing they are closed out.

Too bad Willis and Geiger isn't around anymore eh?
 
Posts: 7782 | Location: Das heimat! | Registered: 10 October 2012Reply With Quote
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The Willis & Geiger stuff was the real deal. Authentic bush cloth done right. I still have two of their LS safari shirts.


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I use the tag safari stuff. It is comfortable, wears well and is a good value for the money.
 
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I wore 511 on my safari two years ago. Also wore it while on contract in Iraq two years. have been wearing it here in the US and finally had two pair of my five pair of pants wear out. That's over 5 years of wear. Seems they were worth every cent my company paid for them.


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I also wore the 5.11 shirts as well as Columbia shirts in Namibia in September.

The LL Bean pants with zip off pant legs were great - needed the warmth in the early am, but unzipped before lunch. Only got one small tear in 2 weeks of thorn bushes, my legs and arms were not as lucky.......


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Charmer of the fair sex, ......
and sometimes changer of the diaper.....
 
Posts: 353 | Location: HackHousBerg, TX & LA | Registered: 12 July 2009Reply With Quote
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Also resist soiling.


You should try wearing briefs, will help with that soiling problem. A nappy may work too.


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A nappy may work too.

Larry is a pin-up model for Depends :-)
 
Posts: 20177 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009Reply With Quote
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Now this is really the stuff to wear out there.

http://forums.accuratereloadin...1411043/m/7741072381

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Posts: 3297 | Location: South of the Equator. | Registered: 02 August 2009Reply With Quote
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Just a heads up on the Gander mountain clothes line,,, They do have some good quallity hunting apparell, I have a store within 30 miles of my house,,, BUTT,,, their sizing is never consistent. Be prepared if you order on line to possibly have to send back. I have to try on every single item I buy there to make sure it fits. I have asked their staff what the deal is and they just say,, better try them on. I have held up pants next to each other with the same size on it and there be better than 4 inches difference in length,, same brand, same size same color etc....


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I have bought loads of nice hunting shirts at thrift stores...$65. shirts for 2 or 3 dollars...Just found a NEW XL Pendleton wool for $6., retails @ $99. I have the collar & sleeves removed from cotton & linen shirts for hot weather hunts in FL, TX & Africa...plus, the $ goes to charity (plus a donation)
 
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I really liked my JL Powell shirts but I don't think they make anymore.

I just got some Boyt Harness shirts. I like them but have yet to take afield to test




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Posts: 710 | Location: Fredericksburg, Texas | Registered: 10 July 2007Reply With Quote
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Carhartts. Wore them on safari, wear them at work. Comfortable, durable, available everywhere.

The three pairs of Carhartt work pants that I took to Africa in '09 are still in great shape, and remind me of Africa every time I put them on...an unexpected bonus at work!
 
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Here'e a cute number that showed up at DSC a short while back.
 
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yuck
Looks like he could be from San Francisco and should not wear white any where near 'Phants. Big Grin
 
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Once upon a time in the Northwest, Eddie Bauer made some great safari stuff. No more.


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Here'e a cute number that showed up at DSC a short while back.


Is that a Utilikilt?
 
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Looks like he could be from San Francisco and should not wear white any where near 'Phants. Big Grin

definitely from San Francisco and probably the mayor or at least a city council member- or Barbara Boxer's husband( wife???)


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Some comfortable well worn Diamond Gusset jeans and a comfortable chambray long sleeve work shirt. Surplus army boonie hat some good boots and you are set.


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Once upon a time in the Northwest, Eddie Bauer made some great safari stuff. No more.



Well, Eddie Bauer is adding (back) a line of sporting clothes geared towards the hunter. You can find them online.

On another note, I was in Filson yesterday morning at the flagship store and I swear I had walked into the Gap or something...really odd...guys wearing skinny jeans, hipster looking outfits trying to sell FIlson goods. Their stuff has become de rigueur for the metrosexuals of Seattle. Ladies with their husbands were trying on waxed hats and jackets saying how the folks "Back home" will think it's lovely....

It was like a bizzaro world event...
 
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I don't think the Filson situation will improve under current management,
I read a piece about the change in control/management a year or so back and noted the then new CEO had come over from the Ralph Lauren/Polo organazation.
I know that calling up there and finding anyone who knows anything about old line Filson products is a waste of time...
 
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