Rubber boots... a necessity?
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I made a thread about this a long time ago.....referencing a show I'd seen where the host said they thought they got optimal use out of a set of boots for two seasons. Then....it was time to buy new ones. I can see how they might become more pourous over time....and hold more scent.
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#44
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Ohio, USA
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Rubber boots are definitely a necessity where I hunt. My farm is flat as a pancake and with the soil type, it also is poorly drained. The woods become wet with the first rains of fall and stay that way until the next summer. I have to wade through sections that are half way up my shins or deeper just to get to my hunting spots. There is no avoiding it.