Brush pants

[Meleagris gallopavo]

I really like Wrangler "ATG reinforced utility" pants. They actually started offering them in camo as well. It's their own camo, and not offered in your standard brands, but it should suffice.  I used to love the wrangler camo denim jeans. These are the closest thing i have found, and they have some flex to them, with pretty good pockets.I use the standard ones for deer tracking, and have found them to be thick enough through the legs to withstand your average brush patch. [url]https://www.amazon.com/ATG-Wrangler-Mens-Reinforced-Utility/dp/B0BNN5W2WH/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=wrangler%2Bcamo%2Bpants%2Bfor%2Bmen&qid=1702915179&sr=8-3&th=1&psc=1/url]

These look awesome!


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[Dougas]

I really like Wrangler "ATG reinforced utility" pants. They actually started offering them in camo as well. It's their own camo, and not offered in your standard brands, but it should suffice.  I used to love the wrangler camo denim jeans. These are the closest thing i have found, and they have some flex to them, with pretty good pockets.I use the standard ones for deer tracking, and have found them to be thick enough through the legs to withstand your average brush patch. [url]https://www.amazon.com/ATG-Wrangler-Mens-Reinforced-Utility/dp/B0BNN5W2WH/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=wrangler%2Bcamo%2Bpants%2Bfor%2Bmen&qid=1702915179&sr=8-3&th=1&psc=1/url]

I have worn these for quite a while and like the very much.

[Brillo]

I hate briars and bought a pair of Sitka Timberline pants used about 5 years ago.  Best pants for dealing with briars that I have.  The knee patches are generous and the perfect position for brush.  Combine with a pair of gaiters for longer armor. 

[Paulmyr]

I don't have any experience with them but Duluth trading offers a few versions of firehose pants for heavy duty and brush use. I have heard good reviews so they might be worth checking out.

[Meleagris gallopavo]

I don't have any experience with them but Duluth trading offers a few versions of firehose pants for heavy duty and brush use. I have heard good reviews so they might be worth checking out.

I like my firehose flex brush pants.  Only thing is they'd likely get too hot for me during turkey season.  I do rely on them a lot for fall and winter bird and deer hunting.


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[MS TurkeyHunter]

I like the first lite corrugate guide pants. Owned a pair going on 7 years now and there's still going strong. The double side pockets are both very convenient and have zippers. Expensive but worth it. I find these pants on sale every year so its not to hard to find some for a reasonable price.


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[NC pine chicken]

I have a pair of Duluth brush pants. They're awesome. A little warm for turkey season in the southeast but not losing 2 pints of blood while moving through a briar patch is worth it.


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[jmart241]

Really like the First lite sawtooth brush pants very light and quiet get them when on sale

[Brinkcalls]

Get some Duluth trading fire hose pants. I wore them a lot when I worked on kodiak island. They are good for work, but I also wore them blacktail hunting where I climbed through briars and alder brush. I still got the same couple pairs that are 5-6 years old


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[Farmboy27]

Good old carhartt double knee dungarees. 99% of the time you can find me wearing them whether I'm working or hunting!