10 Best Chaps For Upland Hunting
Updated on: November 2023
Best Chaps For Upland Hunting in 2023
Browning Pheasants Forever Chaps, Upland Field Tan, Medium-Regular
- Products designed in the USA with quality materials
- High tensile and durability with all Browning gear
- Whether you're an avid outdoors man or recreational, good for all people
- Official Browning Gear
- Proudly Distributed in the U.S.A.
- 100-Percent Guaranteed
Gamehide Lighter Mid-Weight Upland Field Hunting Chap with Facing (Khaki, Large)
- 8 oz. Ripstop fabric with 400 Denier facing for easy sliding though grass and brush
- Much lighter than our 12C chap if you are looking for something lighter and more agile
- Adjustable snaps loops for height and inseam adjustments, leg zipper for complete removal
- Full leg zipper for complete removal. Zipper comes apart so you don't have to put a big muddy boot through a small opening
- Size Large will fit (Medium-X-Large) Leg opening circumference on top of chap- 27.5 inches Size X-Large will fit (X-Large-3X-Large) Leg opening circumference on top of chap- 30 inches
Browning Chaps, Upland, Choc/Tan, Reg
- 100% cotton canvas with briar resistant overlay
- Double sized adjustment loops
- Hook and loop closures
- Snap side opening for easy on and off
- Regular fit
Browning Upland Pheasants Forever Chaps, Field Tan, 34 x 32
- Products designed in the USA with quality materials
- High tensile and durability with all Browning gear
- Whether you're an avid outdoors man or recreational, good for all people
High-N-Dry Briarproof, and Waterproof Protector Chaps, Made in U.S.A. (Brown, XL/32)
- Briarproof
- Waterproof Liner
- Durable 420 Denier Nylon Material
- Made In USA
Mossy Oak Hunting Khaki Upland Chaps OSFM
Browning Pheasants Forever Jacket,Tan/Blaze, Medium
- - 12 oz., 100% cotton canvas
- - Large blood-proof front load game bag with zip opening for easy cleaning
- - Two zippered front pockets
- - Two-way front zipper with snap storm flap Adjustable cuffs
- - REACTAR pad pockets behind each shoulder patch (pad sold separately)
Brush Buster, Briarproof Protector Chaps, 1000 Denier, Unlined, Made in U.S.A. (L-28/30)
- Unlined
- Durable, made of 1000 Denier Magnutuff Nylon
- Briarproof
- Brush proof
- Hand Made in the U.S.A.
Boyt Harness Wc14 Waxed Upland Chaps Reg
- 100% waxed cotton
- Nylon side zippers and snaps
- Adjustable belt straps
- Adjustable inseam up to 32"
Stone Creek Briarproof and Waterproof Hunting Chaps (32 Inches, 30 Inches)
- Lightweight and Flexible
- Briar and Water Proof
- Lifetime Zipper
- Adjustable Strap
- Made in USA with USA Quailty
Book Review: Discount Armageddon by Seanan McGuire
The first in a new series by Seanan McGuire. Our Heroine attempts to combine monster hunting with ballroom dancing, with limited success.
Originally posted 04/15/12 on my review blog.
This is the first book in a new urban fantasy series, InCryptid. It has a much more humorous tone than the grittier and darker Toby Daye novels and has a few romantic sub plots worked into both the main story and the back story. It is about a family of cryptozoologists whose ancestors decamped from a monster hunting organization known as the Covenant of St. George. The Covenant believes that all "unnatural" creatures should be exterminated, but the Prices believe they should be studied, and only hunted down if individuals prey on humans.
Our Heroine is Verity Price. She works part time as a cocktail waitress at a strip club when she is not conducting research, patrolling for dangerous cryptids, arguing with cryptid mice, or competing as a professional ballroom dancer. Her life becomes extra exciting when she runs into an operative from the Covenant of St. George, Dominic De Luca. De Luca has been sent by the Covenant to assess whether a "purge" of the cryptid population needs to take place. Verity objects to this strongly, and in a fit of sincere outrage at his interference in "her" city, she gives away a very important secret: The Price family is alive and well.
From that less than auspicious first meeting, the two end up working together to unravel cause of mysterious disappearances among the sentient cryptids in the city. This leads them to the discovery that there may be a snake cult in town, and the possibility that dragons may not be extinct after all. (It also leads them into a romantic relationship, but refreshingly, it does not really seem to follow the "standard" paranormal romance trope of two guys, one girl, one choice. I also liked that initially, the reason why he does not report Verity to the Covenant is because he does not want to lose control of the case, not because he is motivated by being attracted to Verity. Enlightened self-interest amuses me.)
There are some wonderful moments of character interaction in this book. Verity is a fun character with a lot of attitude and wit and her unorthodox professions are a nice departure from the usual "criminal investigation type" that you usually see in urban fantasy. Her interactions with her family and the off the cuff references to her extremely convoluted family history were genuine, fascinating, and occasionally hilarious. I also adored Verity's initial encounters with Dominic. The combination of Dominic's pompous and often self-righteous manner in combination with Verity's more snarky attitude was comedy gold.
This is a great start to a new series, and I cannot wait to see the next book.
