I noticed on alot of bowhunting shows they dont wear a glove on there shooting
hand. I always do but I cut off the trigger finger. When its cold out I use a full glove
how about you?

Have you seen the new Mossy Oak gloves for release shooters?

I don't wear a glove on my shooting hand eather.for the most part. it is because I don't pratice with one on.

I always wear camo gloves on both hands no matter what season> Even though I work outside most of the year and have a tan I don't need a less than camo hand in motion for my prey to pick up on. Most of the time it is a scentlok glove. Keeps the scent in, camo's the hand and protects against briars and skeeters.

I never use a glove - on either hand.

I like to feel the bow - and gloves never felt comfortable.

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I wear gloves on both hands all the time, even in the summer when hunting. I usually cut the fingers off the thumb and trigger finger of the release hand. Sometimes I buy some without fingers. I have them in wool, fleece, cotton etc. My hands don't usually get cold even in the dead of winter in the snow. If it's especially brisk I'll slide a thin silk or thermax liner on underneath.

I only use gloves when I hunt never when practicing .

nubo

I only use gloves for hunting never just for shooting and practice.

nubo

I don't wear gloves unless it is extremely cold out. (Below 20 degrees) When it is this cold, I will wear gloves, but will take my trigger hand glove off if I am taking a shot.