Trousers for brambles
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Freeforester
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Getting to sound like there’s an inner ‘village people’ vibe a-stirring in the SD collective
What would the 4 be?Getting to sound like there’s an inner ‘village people’ vibe a-stirring in the SD collective
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.270 owner
Blackpowder
rimfire
W1LL
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I found these to be pretty good beating on warmer days and summer in brambles
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HARKILA Asmund Trousers - Mens - Willow Green & Shadow brown
HARKILA Asmund Trousers - Mens - Willow Green & Shadow brown The Harkila Asmund trousers are made from a robust, water-repellent waxed canvas, 82% cotton and 18% polyester. The trousers are DWR (Durable Water Repellent) treated. This makes them dirt- and water-repellent because the water pearls...
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Yes, that was just an English mistake on my part, when English is not a native language, we here in Denmark are influenced by the language in all the American films/series that are constantly playing on our television.
Thanks for some good answers, I have ordered a pair of trousers which to me look like good sturdy all-season trousers.
With Pellet Pinger's recommendation combined with that price, that purchase can't go all to wrong.
In Decathlon's EU store they are called:
Solognac Hose Renfort 540 strapazierfähig
I'm actually tempted to buy a pair Bushwear Thornguard Pro Leggins for autumn driven hunts, they look very thorn-proof.
John Gryphon
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I dont have any idea about 'dark turns' https://www.cabelas.com/l/mens-pants
Cellar owners.What would the 4 be?
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.270 owner
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Koenig
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True Story: I once took a pair of Musto chaps to be stitched up on the seam onto a little tailors in Horseferry Rd. The little Chinese lady seamstress (English not being her first language to be fair) looked at the ‘chaps’ looked at me - looked at the chaos looked back at me and burst into fits of hysterical laughter. I think she must have thought that I was into some sort of sexual midget / cowboy stuff. Did a good repair in the end though……..
Apologies, in British English ‘pants’ would commonly mean underwear rather than trousers. And the, albeit fleeting, image of anyone reinforcing their underwear with leather to enable them to smash through heavy bush without bodily injury was somewhat concerning.
John Gryphon
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ah ha I see the cause for consternation....
Are ye sure it was 'fleeting' ha ha ha.
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