charlydia

need some suggestions on some well rounded hunting boots, for spring gobbler that can also be worn in early to mid-season deer. looking for easy manuverability in and out of tree stand, as well as durable and affordable. Thanks

Hiawatha

Not sure what your climate is there. I use insulated rubber boots and they work like a charm + no scent.

charlydia

the hunting area is south of lynchburg, VA.

CoonHunter3r

I bought a pair ofLacrosse hunting boots and they were the best investment yet. Now everybody I hunt with has a pair. They keep you warm and dry and they are affordable...

charlydia

where would i be able to buy a pair?

andrewjoseph

Ive always ordered my boots from Cabelas, they seem to be a good deal for the money. They hold up as long as I want them to. For 80 bucks, I got 110 gram thinsulate insulation, with about half and half leather and gortex.

Theycan be for cooler weather (in Iowa)through cold (15-0degrees) with two pairs of wool socks. They will replace them if somethinghappens within reason.

270sniper

I currently have Danner Proghorns and they are very good boots, When these need to be replaced I'm going to buy Muck Boots. I hear alot of good things abount them & there light.

Mike Hill

Lynchberg Va. great place I used to hunt in Goshon at the Little North Mt.

Anyway I love my Irish Setters for around $100.00 you can't go wrong.

snedd162

I use 1000 gram isulate boots and they work exellent for any conditions

AR Bowhunter

Muckmaster or lacrosse