BowHuntingFool

I need some type of Bug Gloves! I have tried a couple of different lightweight glove to use while early season Bowhunting. Those *&#^%$%*&(^%@&* Mosquitios still eat my hands alive. I have a Bug Tamer suit, this suit ROCKS! Do you think a leather glove would work. I wonder if those little pests can bite thru leather? What do you use if any? Or...

ijimmy

latex gloves with camo cloth gloves over the top

CBM SC

I don' t know what to use, but don' t use Rhinoskin gloves or anything else . It' s worthless for misquitoes !!!!!!!!! I' m getting a bugtamer suit and will wait to see the suggestions for gloves.

comndr45

My Wal-mart scent-blocker plus gloves work great on mosquitoes. They aren' t too heavy for early season. They are a little light for the real cold. I would be wary of the latex gloves. They often have a definite unnatural scent and they will make your hands sweat like crazy, and we all know what sweating does for hunting whitetails.

BowHuntingFool

Yeah I hear ya! I tried that latex glove under cloth gloves, my hands were like prunes from the sweat! Not to mention my hands smelled, not good! I might try the scent blocker style from wal-mart....hmmm...curious?

ijimmy

yeah they will make um sweat but when the no see ums are bad its a last resort . last year I started useing a thermocell and it works very well but you asked about gloves and that was the only thing that has worked for me in the past . sometimes the skeeters are so thick down here you dont even want to go outside , that was before I got a thermocell

W. Dale

I like the gloves that are offered by Shannon' s Bug Tamer...Only about $15.00
They are made of the same material as the jacket and pants. They work.

BowHuntingFool

Wow,BugTamer Gloves!!!! I never knew. Where did ya find em' ? The BugTamer is great!! Keeps me in the woods during early Deer season!