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[SINDASOX 255]

7 hours ago, Born Hunter said:

 

'Durability' is more of a concern for me and for that I have to recommend the £25 Solognac waterproof trousers from Decathlon. For beating and terriers etc in shitty weather they are extremely good value for money. That comes at the cost of breathability though.

 

Are these the one's Born,

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/inverness-500-trousers-waterp-id_8222507.html

 

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[Born Hunter 17,763]

16 minutes ago, SINDASOX said:

Are these the one's Born,

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/inverness-500-trousers-waterp-id_8222507.html

 

SINDASOX

 

 

No mate, I think they’re these.

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/waterproof-reinforced-hunting-trousers-100-green-id_8367352.html

Honestly put much more expensive trousers to shame.

[Daniel cain 45,250]

7 hours ago, Wideboy said:

I’ve had seeland marsh trousers 5 seasons and they are savage. Love the material they use! 

2 lads I fish with even bought a pair

[dogmandont 9,814]

I've had these for a few seasons now and they've been grand but are a bit warm when the weather is mild. 

Another offering from decathlon. 

Edited April 24, 2020 by dogmandont

[C.green 3,229]

I rate the paramo and rab gear. Helly hansen baselayer aswell.

[low plains drifter 10,470]

7 hours ago, Rickshaw swami said:

I don't know if it would be feasible with shipping but American coon hunters wear these.Look up coonhunting supplies.I wear the hip waders.Most coonhound hunters wear the bibs and jacket.They are waterproof and briarproof.Built for dogmen running through the woods.If your jumping fences running from a landowner they will tear on barbwire or so I've been told

Standing at the door of the pink flamingo crying in the rain

[stumfelter 3,034]

Adidas samba's, Nike joggers and hoodie, kappa t shirt, sorted.

[Daniel cain 45,250]

20 hours ago, Rickshaw swami said:

I don't know if it would be feasible with shipping but American coon hunters wear these.Look up coonhunting supplies.I wear the hip waders.Most coonhound hunters wear the bibs and jacket.They are waterproof and briarproof.Built for dogmen running through the woods.If your jumping fences running from a landowner they will tear on barbwire or so I've been told

Look like your delivering parcels for UPS

[Rickshaw swami 4,122]

Good idea DC.I may get UPS embroidered on my jacket.An old deer poacher that I ran with as a teenager bought a UPS van and would park on the side of road.Lift the hood like motor trouble and go poaching.He never was caught or questioned.He would also buy uniforms like the electric company wore.Most landowners assumed he was there checking on power lines lol.As the old saying goes "There's more than one way to skin a cat"

[Wales1234 5,509]

22 hours ago, Tyla said:

I think it depends on your hunting and your terrain. I'm in the wet flat clay of the south and wear wellies for majority of the season but I've been hunting the hill with Owain and you need different gear ther. I'd be looking at technical hiking gear rather than the usual hunting togs. Looked to me like you got it sussed Owain, good boots, breathable trousers and a hoody with a waterproof jacket in a bag. Added bonus is you look like a rambler so less likely to get hassle than if you set out in camo or flat cap etc

My boots il properly get the same again and actually look after them this time , iv got solognace trousers but there abit clammy alright when I’m on the quad with hounds but can get abit warm walking and my jacket leaks a good bit but may get a hiking one , wouldn’t be caught dead in camo haha