EAST TEXAS HOG DOGGERS FORUM

I'm about to buy a couple new vest, y'all tell me what to get. I've used swampdawg, for a while but just had 2 vest get pass throughs.

Are they the bay vest or catch vest? My catch vest from swamp dawg is 2 or 3 years old and has million nicks in the outside layer but never any passes through. I got some lighter weight bay vest that's got some passes through.

Check out hardcorehogdogs.com they got some good ones

It's supposed.to be a catch vest but I'm not sure. I bought it from a guy on here.

Got any pics of it

I like   P & P .   He makes them according to the dogs measurements. Custom, hand made , exceptional quality.

Yup.  Dang good vest .

I use Hardcore vest and i like it.  Fits dog good and havent had any pass throughs yet. They are great peiple as well and have some good product.

I'll get some.

I run a swamp dawg bay vest. If I get another one it will have the extra Kevlar added. Mine has probly 3 pass thrus all near the tail of vest. Chest shoulders and ribs have cuts but no pass thru.

I have several razorback vest w the collar att. I love them recently bought a new one gyp wore it for two hunts 3 passthrews its putter is 1000 cordura d keV in middle and cordura in side just like most of the other vest man. Make can anyone tell me why don't anyone us the 1050 cardura ballistic denier I called the fabric company and the sales man said to me that the 1050 is way more tuffer than the 1000 w just about the same flex. Why don't you vest comp use this
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Bowie the outer covering on yours holding up? The guy I hunt with has one that's right at a year old, and I just finished patching up about 10 holes in the outer material. The outer leg flap material was torn up so bad that I had to cut them of, and completely replace the material, and sew them back on. Seems to be only the outside material that is tearing though, Kevlar and inside layer of nylon is holding up well. I was thinking it might be our wet/dry/wet/dry climate down here causing it to kinda dry rot and tear, not sure though

How is the outer shell.... Autocorrect strikes again!

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if it ain't broke I don't fix it, I know alot of guys on here talk real good about P & P, if it weren't for the great customer service and super fast shipping and quality products I would probly give P & P a try but wildboarusa takes care of me, fast and friendly service and good quality goes a long way for me and they are all of the above

Other than the cut spots and the pass thrus at the rear of the vest where it's real loose its fine. Been running in lots of briars also. I don't leave my vest out. He wears it during the hunt and as soon as it comes off it goes in toolbox. If it gets a lot of blood on it I wash it but other than that it stays in the tool box till next time. The way I understand the sun exposure over a period of time will start to deteriorate cordura. I may be wrong but that is what I gather.

Thanks. His is the orange camo, and he is anal about cleaning it after every hunt. Not sure why its tearing so bad. Have to say though, they offered to repair it for free if he shipped it back, but with the time it would take to repair, he just gave it to me to patch up.

Four layered Titan from wild boar USA. I have two. Best I have had and seen.

Wildboar USA supports this web site and I support Wildboar USA.
Been useing them for the last 12 years and satisified with the products.

Thanks for y'all input. A buddy of mine said to get some strips off a rachet strap or belt of a tractor and sew it on myself. Anyone done this?

Wild boar USA is the only vest I'll buy from now on. I just got a new guardian and I really like it. 
Its a lot more flexible then the other vests I have seen and  It doesn't slow my bulldog down at all. They have great customer service and super fast shipping. And they send a prayer with every shipment.

I haven used nylon latigo, and seat belt type material on some. This one is nylon latigo sewn on.
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