Where to get white snow bibs?

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Hey CGN where is a good place to get plain white snow bibs. I have been looking around and can't seem to find what i'm looking for. Any suggestions?
 
What about a one piece bee keepers coverall, wear it over your insulated outerwear. Not sure of the available quality, but they used to be made out of pretty good cloth material.

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IronCanadian said:
What about a one piece bee keepers coverall, wear it over your insulated outerwear. Not sure of the available quality, but they used to be made out of pretty good cloth material.

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Reminds me of the deer hunting whites we used to wear when I first started deer hunting! :)
 
Most of them are Chinese now and pretty poor quality.
I bought a set of winter whites off of ebay. The guy who sells them is in Brandon. Think they were $60-70 and you get a white balaclava as well. Think the company name is Sgt. Dirtnap or something. These are pants not bibs though and a jacket.
 
I got a set from sportsmansguide.
Italian military oversuit.
Think they are backordered right now.
I saw them at a coop sports store in north battleford too.
cabelas also.
 
I picked up a German snow poncho ($15) and a set of US Gov't surplus snow pants ($12) off Amazon. Sweet setup for cheaper than I could get an old lady to make a set from fabric. Pants are waterproof, poncho is just cotton, big and very useful.
 
I got three snow camo sets from Cabela's on sale (cheap)... each set consists of a single layer over-jacket with two flap pockets and matching pullover pants that tie with a drawcord and have slash slits to reach inside pockets, simple and functional... one set is pure white, one was Real Tree snow and one was Seclusion snow... I just pick the one that best matches the terrain for each stand location.
 
I use a Tyvek painters suit. Worn over my normal winter gear. Haven't ripped it yet. Pretty damn hard to tear tyvek. I took a black jiffy marker to mine and added some random patterns and branch type shapes to break it up a little. Killer for ambush hunting the cutblocks around here. Can't wait to finish this job and get home for some ice fishing and dawg shootin
 
I second the German snow poncho. I carry it with me on those fall days where it can go from brown/green to completely white in a few hours. Its small light and folds up really small. Also good protection from getting wet, including your gun and enough room to cover over a small pack you might be wearing.
 
Check with the local linen supply/cleaning company. The local Canadian Linen sells new and used coveralls of all description. Probably get a used set cheep.
 
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