Wolverine Boots
08-22-2008, 08:22 PM
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RE: Wolverine Boots
Check out this link.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...amp;hasJS=true
I have worn these for the last two years. I have most likely put 500+ miles on these between big game, coyote, and turkey hunting alone. Not to mention all the scouting and small game hunting as well. I usually spend more days in the field than the average weekend warrior dreams about, and I can't imagine wearing anything else. When matched with a quality sock these are the lightest, most comfortable, and driest boots I have ever owned. I have owned all the major players (Rocky, Danner, Irish Setter, Lacrosse, so on and so on) and still do, but I have never been more satisfied with one individual pair of boots in my 22+ years of hunting.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...amp;hasJS=true
I have worn these for the last two years. I have most likely put 500+ miles on these between big game, coyote, and turkey hunting alone. Not to mention all the scouting and small game hunting as well. I usually spend more days in the field than the average weekend warrior dreams about, and I can't imagine wearing anything else. When matched with a quality sock these are the lightest, most comfortable, and driest boots I have ever owned. I have owned all the major players (Rocky, Danner, Irish Setter, Lacrosse, so on and so on) and still do, but I have never been more satisfied with one individual pair of boots in my 22+ years of hunting.
09-15-2008, 08:30 PM
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RE: Wolverine Boots
I like the wolverine big horn 2 boots, These are 800gram boots, They are one of the most comfortable boots, Ive ever worn. I use them in the stand and for stalking. they work great for me, and there not going to break the bank either
hope this helps
Matt
hope this helps
Matt
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