I agree, great choice.

Truthfully, almost any decent boots, as long as your "walking or moving around a lot" will keep you warm. BUT!! When sitting in a deer blind or up in a treestand for hours on end in very cold weather "not" moving around, a insulated pak boot will be your #1 choice.

I am a communications contractor here in Montana who works outdoors all winter. Sometimes I stand for hours with these boots working in pedestals with my feet in snow. I also climb poles with these and am on poles for up to an hour where my feet only move inches.
These boots have proven to be the best for me at work or play .

Montana Bob - what kind of boots are you using? I can't tell from your message. Thanks.

Go with Cabela's Bruin boots in either 1600 or 2000 gram thinsulate they are extremly warm and comfortable. Also they are Gore-tex so there completly waterproof ive never had a better boot. Last year while huntin in -20 my feet never got cold

They are the ones pictured.

Re-reading it, i guess I need to say DUH. Thanks.

Sorel Glacier Boots. You can view these at www.sorel.com. I have hunted coyotes in Saskatchewan from -35 degrees celsius to -5. Have sat in these conditions hunting whitetails for hours on end and never got cold feet with just a pair of wool socks on. I have snowshoed with these on, been up and down every bad coulee hunting and never got a blister. Warmth, especially when sitting for long periods of time these are the best boots bar none this I promise.