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Pants for wet brush?
TitusFord:
The only thing I've had luck with is the thick black bibs from the logging shop. But, thats working in the woods and busting brush involves a lot more brush and a lot more busting then you would want to do hunting. Non of the fancy rain gear lasts in the brush out here
gallion_t:
Gotta agree with the Filson double tin pants.
trophyhunt:
The first two days of late buck was as wet as it gets where I was hunting, went through waist high brush all day, then spent about 1/2 hour riding my quad in the down pour. I was only damp in places from sweat, but mostly dry. Kuiu Yukon jacket and pants!!! Cry once and be dry!!
b0bbyg:
May not be in stuff as rough as others but bought some SKRE pants on sale to try 1-2 years ago. They have been great for wet days. Pushing through some meadows in early elk season and ferns, small trees and oregon grapes in late deer and they stay dry.
Like I said bought to try because price was right and would try other gear based on how these have worked so far. Think they were hardscrabble pants?
Bullkllr:
It's all a compromise between dry, durable, "breathable", sweaty, and quiet, and nothing's exactly perfect. If you don't need quiet, marine grade rain gear or Filson tin would be great, but sweaty if you move much. If you have to be quiet, wool or thick fleece won't keep you dry, but you won't freeze.
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