Hunting & Fishing Looking for a Blaze Orange wool beanie
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Can't speak to wool but I just picked up Carhartt's fleece blaze orange bennie and am VERY pleased that my ears no longer feel like they're gonna fall off in the deer stand.
Put a wood stove in your deer stand. I'm using propane this year, but next year I'm going wood. No foggy windows, no issues starting it when it's below zero, and the deer could give zero shits.
As for the OP, check this out:
Midweight - Ridge Cuff Beanie 100% Merino Wool
Minus33 Merino Wool Clothing Ridge Cuff Wool Beanie Cap
www.minus33.com 
Check out Stormy Kromer they may have something and it likely to be US made....
www.stormykromer.com
Rugged Wool Caps & Accessories Since 1903 | Stormy Kromer®
Stormy Kromer is the iconic wool winter cap with earflaps made since 1903 - now with jackets, vests, shirts, mittens, accessories for men, women, kids and pets.
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Option for Blaze Orange
www.firstlite.com
Tag Cuff Merino Beanie | First Lite
One of our best selling items, the Tag Cuff Beanie is a go-to hat for backcountry and whitetail hunters who need a beanie that can do it all. Made with premium merino wool, you'll find yourself wearing it any chance you get.
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First lite ftw.
How is the weight of that beanie? Good down to what temperature?
Do you run hot or cold? The tag cuff is heavy for me. I won’t put it on until temps are below ~25. Even then I pull it off to hike. But I run hot.
I'll admit I don't have that exact beanie but I have lots of their other stuff. Merino is the best thing I've found against the skin. I'd wager for me personally it would probably be good to about 20 or so. If you need more id layer with a balaclava and/or hood as well. I will second that the carhartt beanies that are like knit on the outside with a fleece layer on the inside are nice and warm for cheap, but you would have to find an orange one. Usually a basic one layer wool beanie is enough for me in the majority of conditions.
Filson, Duckworth (made in Montana)
www.filson.com 
www.duckworthco.com 
www.duckworthco.com may have to check Schnee's or other retailers of their products
Watch Cap Beanie
This warm, wool watch cap is perfect for insulating against drizzle, snow and dropping temperatures. The size and coverage is easily adjusted by cuffing the cap as desired.
www.filson.com Knit Rigger Hat
A 100% Merino Wool hat, perfect for cold weather. Made in Wyoming using our Montana Merino Wool, this American-made knit wool hat is warm and comfortable.
www.duckworthco.com Knit Watchman Hat
A 100% Merino Wool hat, perfect for cold weather. Made in Wyoming using our Montana Merino Wool, this American-made wool knit hat is warm and comfortable.
www.duckworthco.com 
Is there a specific reason to only want a wool version?? I ask as I have used several types over the years, none failed to do the job. They all worked well even with different materials and styles.
I like wool.
Warmer/ lighter/ tougher/ moisture wicking/ odor control/ breathability...well I like wool.
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