It's kinda soggy where I hunt, so I don't have much choice. I hate cold, wet feet. Rubber boots for me.

DON'T GO TO THE WOODS WITHOUT THEM
NOTHING IS EVER FULL PROOF BUT I'LL TAKE THAT CHANCE WITH THEM!!!!!

Depends on were I'm hunting... If I'm on my farm in Carrol County... It really doesen't matter... If I'm up the mountains on my public land... Knee high rubber boots always

Arthur, you can use some 30 gal Glad lawn/leaf bags for those big ol skids lol.

When I am archery hunting I wear rubber boots.Lacrosse non insulated.I believe in the use of them.I have a couple of friends that kill nice bucks every year that don't wear them.

And I try and wear rubber boots most of the time. I think other types of boots will absorb more scent from you stinky ol feet easier. I tuck in just to keep any scent from my lower clothes from leaving any scent on stuff. I have untucked my pants occassionally and resprayed before.

Rubber boots for early season, then rubber bottom pack boots for late Dec hunts.

I haven't found a pair of rubber boots that can stand up to the mesquite thorns on my lease. I used LaCrosse Alpha Burlys last year. I loved the comfort but they were shredded by the end of the season. This year I'm trying Bass Pro side zip snake boots. I will have to work harder at scent control but I'm hoping to get more than one season out of these boots. I haven't been able to with any rubber I've tried yet. The snake boots are Gore-tex lined so they are waterproof. I'll be buying the gallon jugs of Scent Killer this year!

are rubber boots comfortable? do they keep you warm? are they easy to hike around in for miles?

I'm going to give them a try this year. The few guys that did get busted in them I wonder if another scent did you in i.e. your breath, something on your clothes, etc...??

Should I tuck my pants into the boots?