I know a lot of guys wear rubber boots for scent control. Since these boots don't breath, won't your feet get cold when the temperature drops?

not if you buy them with a 1000 to 1200 grams of thinsulate

When the temperature starts to get cold say -20degrees or colder, forget rubber boots and get a good pair of pac boots.Wear polypropelene socks to wick any sweat away from your feet and they will stay warmer.Very few locations have temperatures as cold as alberta or saskatchewan in november and the polypropelene/pac boot combination works here.

The majority of moose and deer hunters in Ontario wear knee high ruber boots with heavy felt liners. The most popularbrand are Nokia.

I've worn a pair of high rubber boots that were as warm as typical pac boots. Why? because they had the same kind of liner. After all, I don't believe pac boots breath a whole lot more.

As the ultimate all rubber boot, that will keep your feet warm at -30F and colder - get the original style Bata vapor barrier boot - also known as Bunny Boot. All rubber, as warm as any boot out there. Down side is that they're pretty heavy, but most warm boots are.

Try army issue Mickey Mouse boots.

I picked up a pair of insualted rubber boots a month ago and if they weren't quite so bulky i would use them for football also. I love the things. We haven't hit the reeaal cold temps yet so they are still keeping my feet nice and toasty. I should have purchased Baffin boots but i cheaped out a bit on my purchase. But i agree with stubblejumper, when it really starts to get bitter out i will be using my Baffin bush boots.

i use rockys during the earlyseason til december then when it starts to get cold an stay cold in tennessee....i break out the rocky juneau pack boots...they are huge and takes some muscle not to get tired walkin a good distance with them....but u always hear if ur feet sweat ur feet WILL get cold....not with these bad boys...they are temp rated at a -135 degrees and u can go bear foot in them on a zero degree day an still stay plenty warm...ive done it!!! they are like 130 bucks and well worth it. i have never felt the slightest chillin them

I am trying a pair of LaCrosse Sports this year... 800 thinsulate. My feet have yet to get cold, of course, it hasn't been that cold in TN yet.