Elkcrazy8

Count me in for Danners too. 3 rd elk season on the same pair. Not one blister and not one day of cold wet feet.

Anthony T.

Put me down for rocky bearclaw II. These boots are awesome. I've stood in creeks fishing in these boots and they never leak. Had them for 2 years and have been very hard on them. They keep my feet warm in late season Va. hunting when the weather is 5*F. 1000gr thinsulate. The tread on these boots are awesome for climbing in mud and snow and wont pick up mud. Plus theyre very comfy.

RiverOtter

Danner's for late season, uninsulated Lacrosse alpha burly's for early season.

MichaelT.

Bought my first pair of Rocky's about 15 yrs. ago and have been buying them ever since. Solid, comfortable boot. And I always get the Cordura , not leather.

whatsgnu

Once you wear Mucks you'll be hard pressed to wear any other. Here in New England I wear a pair in the spring, summer and fall to cut brush, mow or whatever, and I have a second pair for hunting. They are the most comfortable boots I've ever worn !

nubo

I think the Danner's are most likely the best made boot on the market today ,but I bought the Irish setter Buck tracker's with 1600 gr of thinsulate from BassPro,and for the money I couldn't go wrong.Definately warm in the cold and definately comfortable ,also cheaper than the Danner's

nubo

heeze gutshot shortee

Awi...muck..muck..muck...Iv seen them in catalogues..etc...There are just too many choices..Lots of folk have coupla pair o huntin boots. Post a pic and info on them..maybe folk will take a likin to em

bullet_head

I use my jungle boots from the military. I won't use any other kind of brand. They are quiet and comfy.

TimberCreek

I have a pair of muck boots, not comfortable to walk in. Danners all the way!