Nahh, not me. I used to wear rubber boots for years, but always disliked their lack of support, problems getting them off after an all day hunt, and draining my socks after wearing the boots all day. I hunt because I enjoy it, and I personally don' t like to hunt while being unconfortable. I was always taught that while hunting to stay as dry as possible. If so, that would go against wearing rubber boots, cause I certainly do sweat alot in them even while doing absolutely nothing.

I as others have mentioned use scent eliminator spray, which I can' t honestly say works or not. You' d have to be a deer to say if it works or not. But I can say that since I have gone back to wearing comfortable foot wear, I am happier and can say that I have seen just as many deer (even up close). My current boots are a pair of Danner Elk hunters that I am breaking in for an Elk Hunt next year in the Rockies.