Originally posted by tim60 Is the brown fedora for the times when you set out to do acts for which you may be arrested? It looks too gangsterish, of the '20s & '30s.
I wear several...straw and beaver...I look sophisticated with them on my head, or so i'm told
I don't look thuggish until my tweed caps are turned brim-backwards to avoid interfering with my shooting
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Originally posted by robtcorl This is my hat for Argentinian style grilling.
very cheeky
years ago I stitched up a sheath for a guy who had picked up a facon in his travels...
Facón - Wikipedia
sewn in the same style as a pukko sheath but with a tab not a dangler
scary sharp and quite long
tucks behind your back...convenient while ahorse or seated otherwise
you do know that amateurs imitating the gaucho's method of consuming bbq frequently end up with severed lips and noses?
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Originally posted by Racer X 69 When the weather is brisk I don my Mad Bomber leather and rabbit fur hat.
Toasty.
very warm
however the fur pulls out too easily and gets sucked up your nose
coyote and wolf are much more durable
I tie a lot of flies using rabbit
I sneeze for weeks even after vacuuming up the detritus of a session
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Originally posted by tim60 Is the brown fedora for the times when you set out to do acts for which you may be arrested? It looks too gangsterish, of the '20s & '30s.
a lot of the hats sold as authentic drover's chapeaux are fedoras
I even have a couple of flat-braided hatbands from down there (though I suppose you would say they were plaited)