Go buy me a few pair in size 11 so I can try them on .... Don't feel like driving 6.5 hours.Originally Posted by marsh chicken
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Go buy me a few pair in size 11 so I can try them on .... Don't feel like driving 6.5 hours.
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Get the green burlys. Thats what i have and next to my snake boots, prob some of most comfy boots i own. I hate mucks. They make my feet hurt and my feet are so wet from sweat that having waterproof boots are pointless.
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I am haunted by waters" Norman Maclean.
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Another vote for the Lacrosse Grange boots. Invest in quality sock liners and socks.
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Lacrosse makes a dang comfortable rubber boot. I wear my rubber snake boots year round. If you have big calves, the Le Chameau boots may not come off once you get them on, but they would be a great option too.
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I'm supposed to be down there in a week or two for a turkey hunt, let me know if you want me to get you a pair.
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Tons of votes for these Jacob-It's what I'm taking on my caribou hunt.
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This is where my vote is. I have terribly flat feet, and these don't bother me at all.
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