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sidebyside
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briar proof gloves

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Who makes a good pair of insulated briar proof gloves? Can't seem to find anything I really like. Would be great if they were made in the USA.
I just got my filson hunting jacket with the blaze orange ten mile cloth. Absolutly love it. This is a coat that you will pass down. I have to say I've never seen better workmanship on a garment than this. Made in USA. I have no complaints so far other than its cut a little short in the waist. I'm sure I will find a few more faults as the season goes on. Filson offers a pair of deerskin insulated gloves, but the price tag is a little too high.
Took two dogs out to state land on Sunday. Had a few good races. Dogs hunted and worked together great. My patch male is now into his third season and he really has turned a corner. Not that he couldn't circle a rabbit before, It justs seem that he is getting wiser. Always been a heck of a jump dog but now his line control is better and a little smarter in the checks.

Briarhoppers
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Re: briar proof gloves

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I use a pair of calf skin construction gloves. They are not insulated but work well enough for me in TN.
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steve w
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Re: briar proof gloves

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Check Menard's, they have some deerskin gloves that are insulated and have worked well for me. I also like the goatskin ones in the warmer weather.

Chip E
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Re: briar proof gloves

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You can go to my web site and look up under Dan's I sell a pair of Non-Insulated and also a pair Insulated Gloves seem to work pretty good. I like the Non-Insulated as I think the Insulated are too much can not move your fingers good.
Thanks Chip Eisenhut
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reddog1
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Re: briar proof gloves

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Tim,
I have a pair of the Dan's uninsulated briar proof gloves and I love them. Chip is right you won't need the ones with insulation. the uninsulated gloves are just right.

271rockridge
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Re: briar proof gloves

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A pair of leather work gloves with a pair of jersey gloves inside.Been using the same set for 10+ years works great for me
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