Whether you’re after an actual whitetail or just want to be super warm, with a hint of hipster this winter, check out this vintage (60’s/70’s) Johnson Woolen Mills hunting coat with hood. Made in Vermont and a tradition in the northeast for decades, this jacket will be warm and sturdy, and though used, it’s in very good condition, with minor fading in one place on the back (pictured) and it’s missing two buttons on the front placket (see pics). The hood has a zipper and can be used as a hood, or, unzip and snap it and it becomes a double thickness gator (of sorts) to keep your neck warm. It has a myriad of pockets, including two patch breast pockets with snaps, two patch pockets at the hip, two “hand warmer” pockets on the sides (essentially behind the two patch pockets) and two large, zipper pockets low on the sides. All zippers and snaps work perfectly, one of the hood snaps is a toughie, but it will snap. This jacket is made in Vermont and is a classic, and due to the fading and missing buttons, is priced well, tag says size 44, which translates to a XL. More info or pics available upon request.