Blaze orange camo in wool?

[Holy Canvas]

Does anybody know where I could get a wool top for hunting in Blaze orange camo? I really like wool, but I can't seem to find ANTHING in blaze camo in it. I can't stand bringing up my gun, or brushing against a branch out in the woods. I feel like I'm setting off firecrackers out there. I love my wool bibs, and was just wondering if anyone makes a blaze camo top. If not, what is the ABSOLUTE most quiet garment there is available in blaze camo. Thanks to all for your help.

Brandon

[DrKen]

I wish I knew. Felt the same way you do, but now have microfiber blaze orange shell that is extremely quiet, waterproof, doesn't collect burrs and is comfy. Mines a Columbia but there are a lot of them out there. Would still love to have a blaze orange shirt in wool.

[snowgoose]

Go to Bemidji(sp) Woolen in Bemidji. They will measure you and make you a custom jacket. I have one and love it. Mine is just blaze orange though. Might want to call ahead on the camo material. They are reasonably priced for a custom made item. I also find that their wool products are a little thicker than most other brands.

My dad bought me one several years ago and it has help up well. Dad was measured with a extra jacket on for extra room.

Hope this helps.

[Little Joe]

I've seen orange, wool jackets at FF made by Codet (sp?). I've got a pair of bibs and love them. A member of my hunting parting purchased new jacket/bibs and the material was very soft/quiet. I think it's called "brush hush" or "brush hide" - something like that. Not sure of the manufacturer but he said they were a lot more quiet walking in the woods.

[emcphee33]

Check out Gray Wolf Woolens. They have some wool blaze camo there. This stuff looks and sounds good, but it is spendy. I tried finding some people with firsthand experience with Gray Wolf products, but nobody on the archery forum responded.

[orchdork]

I purchased a Bemidji woolens Blaze jacket many years ago and still wear it when I'm "still" hunting. Works great and has held up well. I have since purchased a Columbia silent hunting parka and bibs which are the best. I haven't seen them in the stores for a few years though. I did notice that the Browning brand seemed real close to what the Columbia used to be. Real warm and real quiet. Pricy though.