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It may not be what your looking for,but for hunting I would wear a good pair of rubber boots.I use LaCrosse 800 gram burles.Leaves no scent,can walk thru mud,water .You feet stay warm too. I think if you ask around on this board you will see alot of people use them. hope this helps.

Yes sir, I' m getting ready to make the switch to all rubber boots. With the thinsulate these days, these boots have come along way. Not to mention they are a pretty good scent control item compared to leather boots.

I love Irish Setters, had mine for 10+ year and still don' t need or want to replace them. JDinAB

Wolverine with Thinsulate . . . of course Im in Texas . . . so the feet dont ever really get ICE cold . . . but a small amount of Thinsulate helps.

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They were also supposed to be $120 . . but I bought them at the end of the season at Academy for $55 . . so that may have influenced my opinion too.

like RET3006 I recomend the lacrosse burly' s I use the 1200 thinsulate ones. These are the best hunting boots i have every used.

I am with JD: Irish Setters. Lots of different styles, weights and insulation to choose from and a very respectable price point.

800-1000 gram Rockys.

I prefer the Cordura boot with the gore-tex liner. My feet seem to sweat whether it' s hot or cold so I would much rather have a breathable boot. I tried the rubber boots and ended up with ice cold soaking wet feet. With my Rockies my feet always stay dry. On the other hand, most of the guys I hunt with wear rubber boots and really like them.

Rocky Snake Boots.....They are good down to about 40 degrees....Good early season boot!