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That's what I keep hearing. Somebody over there needs to take up the craft!
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Akubra Overload
- Thread starter Colby Jack
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That's what I keep hearing. Somebody over there needs to take up the craft!
ingineer
One Too Many
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Akubra Tablelands in Brown-Olive arrived yesterday
Historyteach24
Call Me a Cab
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I love my tablelands its my hunting and fishing hatAkubra Tablelands in Brown-Olive arrived yesterday
Motorcyclist
Familiar Face
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Thanks for posting those pics. I've been looking at the brown-olive tablelands for a while now. Resisted another purchase so far but it's still looking good to me. It's definitely on my short list now.
Duper
Practically Family
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Well just to celebrate your new hat ingineer, I think I will wear my Tablelands to the dog park now,,,just as soon as I finish this fine shot of Bulleit Bourbon. Did it come with the feathers?
,,,Mike in Canada
,,,Mike in Canada
ingineer
One Too Many
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Mike ; i was surprised that a feather was included in the Package from Sam.i thought that feathers ere extras now.
i'm ambivalent in regards to them. Always embellish my hats with fly fishing lures
but this was in the package
Bulleit Bourbon, very upscale, there is a bottle of Clan McGregoor here from about 1982, maybe i can cook with it.
i'm ambivalent in regards to them. Always embellish my hats with fly fishing lures
but this was in the package
Bulleit Bourbon, very upscale, there is a bottle of Clan McGregoor here from about 1982, maybe i can cook with it.
Here's a thread to keep up with all the Akubra's. Sort of a documentation to keep up with all the styles and actual pics of these wonderful lids perched on our heads. I borrowed the title from a post by Carter...
Here's my Adventurer...purchased from Outback Outlet in Pa. It's a really soft and floppy fur felt, not to be confused with David Morgans current offering, also dubbed the "Adventurer".
The next is a Bushman from DM. Good, solid brown hat. It's softened up nicely since it's purchase in Feb of '08.
Here's my Camp Draft in silverbelly. One incredible hat!
First shot in open crown...pre bash...
The next shot is with a diamond bash added...
One happy Akubra owner...
Now lets see the rest...ready...set....go!
konadog
Practically Family
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great photo Sewings
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Somewhere out there is a fish with a great lid!
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It's a shame you lost a hat with such wonderful character. I can appreciate a pristine hat as much as anyone else, but I really like hats that look like they have a few stories to tell.
Joao Encarnado
I'll Lock Up
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Akubras are the only hats I have. They suit my casual outdoors lifestyle. One thing is hard for me to figure out though. Which one looks best with my facial shape and features. I'm 5'11" 180 lbs, size 60. Which one of these looks best, and is there something else that would suit my ugly mug better? Is there a more suitable bash I could give the hats that I have?
JoeyC
One of the Regulars
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Don't fret it, they all look great on you. I wouldn't change the bash. Now, you just need to add a Campdraft
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The Bushman & the Fed4 have enough crown for the length of your face. The other 2 are lacking so the symmetry is off a tad. The Fed4 looks best of the 4 on you.
