What boots do you bowhunt in?
#23
Fork Horn
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Upstate, NY
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I use the same muck boots for hunting and ice fishing. They're light enought to get around the woods quickly, quietly, and w/ minimum effort, but warm enough to sit on ice all day long ice fishing.
You can put them on and take them off without using your hands and they feel like sneakers on your feet. I'll never use anything else.
You can put them on and take them off without using your hands and they feel like sneakers on your feet. I'll never use anything else.
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I wear Wolverins for early elk hunting. Light weight and comfy. Like a tennis shoe! In the Whitetail woods I use Muck boots. And gor general western hunting there is always a pair of Danners on my feet!
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I've owned a ton of different boots and most have not done what they should of, specially when you the spend the money there asking for. This year however I'm trying a different name out. There Winchester boots and so far I love em! Comfortable, and most importantly there quite when bending with them. Time will tell if they hold up.
Another boot company that does make excellent boots is LLBeans. I don't have a pair yet but I will in the future.
Another boot company that does make excellent boots is LLBeans. I don't have a pair yet but I will in the future.
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I used to be a LaCrosse alpha burley fan but I tried a pair of Muck Woody Max boots last year. I haven't touched the LaCrosse boots since. Those Mucks are more comfortable than my Nikes.