need some help with rubber boots

[mufan]

Hi,
I got busted more than a handful of times this last season where deer would cut or walk my path in and get spooked and leave. I took all the precautions but had on leather boots.

So I am in the market for good comfortable rubber boots that won't sweat your feet. Does anybody have any recommendations?

Thanks.

[scottycoyote]

mucks, my new favorite

[Chuck7]

LA CROSSE
GET THE BURLEY MODEL ...not La Grange

[marlin30/30_drabe]

Originally Posted by scottycoyote

mucks, my new favorite

x2, best boots i have ever owned. i havnt used lacrosses so i cant speak for the new ones

[Chuck7]

A fellow on here sent me a pair of La Crosse un 2005 from HNI....I still hunt with them and I hunt in a snake infested swamp...thorny palmetto fields and I hunt about 20 times a year...still in A plus shape..no leaks..no tears...fits like a glove..walked for 4 miles at a time..price then 50.00

[onion721]

I've got a pair of Alpha Burley's 1200gram, good on their own to the mid 20's.

[Chuck7]

not crazy about the Alpha Burley...the boot is too tight around my calf...the older model in the 2005 ...is much nicer..Once I lose some weight I'm sure I'll love the Alpha Burley...{-;

[SimmsHunter]

LaCrosse Alpha Lites have worked for me if it's not super cold.

[salmondan]

Originally Posted by marlin30/30_drabe

x2, best boots i have ever owned. i havnt used lacrosses so i cant speak for the new ones

X3! Bought a pair this year, very comfortable. I have an old pair of LaCrosse, pain in the but to get off, but seem to hold up well.

[Valentine]

I use cut-off rubber boots from a pair of old fishing waders. I think they throw off those deer with that fish scent.