quiet camo my arse!

[bushmaster]

well, i finally retired my granddad's hand-me-down fleece cammies and purchased a set of the NEW REVOLUTION FLEECE from Cabelas.  I spent just shy of $200 on the jacket and $130 on the bibs.  Now, my preffered style of hunting is a mixture of tracking and still hunting.  So I need clothing that does NOT make noise when rubbing against twigs and such. 
       I do believe that this is the first time that I have ever been gaffed by Cabelas.  The material is so loud that it makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.  I wouldn't even have confidence in drawing a bow on a deer, let alone stalking one. 

DO any of you guys have an opinion on what would work best?  I have taken wool into consideration as it is my #1 choice up North, but now we're talkin NC...

[FinsnFur]

I'm trying to figure out what mind of material you picked up. It wouldn't be because it's so new would it?

[awh]

BM...With the heat we've been having do like I did yesterday. Took Cam squirrel hunting and I wore camo shorts and a green t-shirt. (Ask him what we called in when he gets on here )

[studabaka]

I've been pretty happy with my nat gear. Go light and layer under neath as required. It's not a water proof solution, but it's not noisey.

[bowjunkie]

Bushy, I use Microtex from cabelas its tough and quiet I hunt alot of oakbrush out here and it shreads most camo but I still wear the same pants I bought four yrs ago and if ya don't have em hemmed they fit us 6'4 tall people good

[Carolina Coyote]

Bushy, One good thing about buying from Cabela's, if you are not satisfied with the product you bought you can return if with full refund, no questions asked.cc