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Buzz

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I've had a pair of Muck boots now for 5+ years, and it's time for a fresh set of tires. Although very happy with my Muck's, what would you guys recommend in a rubber/neoprene boot that is light and keeps you warm for bowhunting (and that won't break the bank)?
 
Mucks have my vote as well....It only takes me one season to destroy a pair though. how do you keep yours going for 5?
 
Tell me about these Muck boots and why you like em?? I'd sure take a look at those!!
I might get a new set.

I'm a little over-board on my boots, previously I have some light 8-10" high rubber boots for earlier season (short so they don't get smelly- I just cut down a set of barn boots). Then insulated rubbers later- HATE how easy they get punctured though. FINALLY, I got some Irish Setter Pack type boots (really light though and easy to walk/climb) that are rated at something like -100 below (ok, those ratings are always garbage) for late season. Love those sock liners that wick sweat away too and good socks on top.
 
Sligh1 said:
Tell me about these Muck boots and why you like em??
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They're comfy, warm (they make different models with more/less insulation for early/late season), well made, 'scent resistant' and the price is in line with other quality boots.

I absolutely LOVE mine and would HIGHLY recommend them!
 
Rubber boots are a gr8 way to break an ankle; been there done it. I kill deer in leather boots just as well as I did when I wore the ankle breakers.
 
guess I'll be the oddball and suggest the lacrosse alpha line. got a pair of 400s that have survived 6 years of deer/turkey hunting. got a pair of 1500s that'll be 5 this year. my ankles love 'em...............:p
 
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