pa_yote_hunter

I am in the market for a new pair of boots and really like the way the Muck Boots feel, but I was wondering if anyone has had any problems with the neoprene upper snagging on thorns? I hunt in an area that can be pretty prickley and do not want to tear these boots up. I am also looking at Lacrosse Alpha Burly Sports, but like how much easier it is to take the Mucks on and off. Would the Mucks get snagged??

dandbuck

hey steve

I bought the Woody Armor boots by Muck, they are tough as they come.
Dandbuck

This was after doing a lot of research on many different boots, no regrets here.

Mickey Finn

I bought the woody-max version this past year. They seem well made but are kind-of soft. I like a firmer sole I guess. Everyone tells me they'll last quite awhile. We'll see I quess.

Why don't you take a look at the irish setter boots. A guy I work with bought the rutmasters and they look well made.


http://www.irishsetterboots.com/rubber

http://www.irishsetterboots.com/iris...rutmaster-mobu
Good luck

Maplekid

I have q pair of the chore boots and use them for everything from working in the barns to hunting to working in the shop. They hold up great my dad has had his for 5 years and there still going strong.

Mickey Finn

Sounds like I'll be stuck with them for awhile.

marlin30/30_drabe

i have fieldblazers, they seam very well made. most comfortable boot i own. they are warm to.

scottycoyote

love my mucks, just bought them this year and theyre awesome, especially the ease of getting them on and off. My old lacrosse rubber boots were such a pain id almost given up on rubbers until a new hunting buddy raved so much about his and got me interested in them

ALHUNTER78

I guided in Alabama and wore Muck Woody Max almost everyday during the 4 month long season for the last 4 years and they are still going strong, no leaks.