I get Wolvarine usually, just because they are affordable and sturdy/comfortable. I usually get one size too big if I am not going to do much walking. I do this so that they will fit with my wool socks on:)

Danner boots. Don't purchase by mail; wear a medium and thick pair of socks and try them on time you find the fit you want, break 'em in before the season begins and keep them for a generation or so.

I have some Irish Setters i bought on sale. Unfortunately one of them leaks. Lost the reciept so i guess i will have to live with it.

I have a pair of Sorels for extreme cold and Browning'sfor when it is merely chilly.

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i got a cheap as dirt pair of rubber boots from i think its was bass pro the pairs in the big ol baskets for 20 bucks they are water tight i wear them all hunting season for me its not about the boots its about the socks.you wanna get a good pair socks that wicks away moisture.

I have had a pair of Cabelas Whitetail Extreme boots with 1200 grams of Thinsulate. They have and still are fine boots. They don't weigh a ton which means a lot when you do a lot of walking. They are really comfortable too. My next pair of boots will be the same.