I wear one most of the time that I’m fishing, but other than that I don’t usually

No hat is like no socks, NO WAY! Comes off indoors of course. I also am very dependent on sunglasses..

Work and out on the town, no hat. anything outdoors hat. (ball cap)

I like to wear a hat, but am always losing them when I take them off indoors somewhere and forget I brought it.

Jim

Late Winter to early Spring: New Holland, Stihl, or American Tree Farm SOLID back ball cap with sunglasses.

Spring to middle of fall: New Holland, Stihl, or American Tree Farm MESH back ball cap with sunglasses.

WHEN FISHING: Tilley long bill vented hat with roll up neck cape and sunglasses.

Middle of Fall to Late Winter: Stormy Kromer in black or gray or dark green.

The schedule was made based upon the climate
.Daily adherence or variation is based upon the weather.
There is some variance from this schedule.

No hats indoors.

Occasionally a hat from a fishing lodge or from the Ohio State Trappers Association gets thrown into the mix.

I wear hats for the eyeshade and always wear sunglasses.
I get headaches easily from the sun.
Blonde hair, blue eyes, and light skin. (In recent years, my hair went from blonde to gray to partially gone.)
People with these characteristics should always wear sunglasses outside.

95% of the time no hat.

Same here the only sensitive thing about me is my eyes.

I like to wear a toque.

a Canadian knit cap ?
i had to look it up

Stocking hat winter, rarely any rest of year

Hat 90% of the time now that I am older.

Surely there are more hat wearers on trapperman.

Hat guy

hat all ways.