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what are the best upland hunting boots

Question by patrickflanagan. Uploaded on March 01, 2010

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from Del in KS wrote 1 year 49 weeks ago

Cabelas has light weight Kangaroo leather upland boots that are reasonably priced and excellent for the job. Get the ones with the sharkskin toe cap. They will last much longer. My set is about 10 years old an still going.

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from crm3006 wrote 1 year 49 weeks ago

I have a pair of Irish Setter lace ups that are about half deer blood, half Sno-Seal, and a little teched with leather. They wear well, and a very comfortable to walk in. For 0 and below, I have a pair of Baffins,
bulky but light and warm.

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from Ontario Honker ... wrote 1 year 49 weeks ago

I wear my White's loggers for reasonably dry conditions but they are pricey nowadays - about $400. I just had mine I bought in 1982 rebuilt for $200. A boot that lasts that long and still has something left to rebuild is worth the money. I had a pair of Baffin Outbacks for snowy conditions and I really liked them - till they fell apart. They didn't hold up well at all! Started leaking through the sole the first year and by the third season they cracked at the arch crease. Made in Vietnam. Hmmmm. Tunnel rats' revenge?

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from Del in KS wrote 1 year 49 weeks ago

Cabelas has light weight Kangaroo leather upland boots that are reasonably priced and excellent for the job. Get the ones with the sharkskin toe cap. They will last much longer. My set is about 10 years old an still going.

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from crm3006 wrote 1 year 49 weeks ago

I have a pair of Irish Setter lace ups that are about half deer blood, half Sno-Seal, and a little teched with leather. They wear well, and a very comfortable to walk in. For 0 and below, I have a pair of Baffins,
bulky but light and warm.

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from Ontario Honker ... wrote 1 year 49 weeks ago

I wear my White's loggers for reasonably dry conditions but they are pricey nowadays - about $400. I just had mine I bought in 1982 rebuilt for $200. A boot that lasts that long and still has something left to rebuild is worth the money. I had a pair of Baffin Outbacks for snowy conditions and I really liked them - till they fell apart. They didn't hold up well at all! Started leaking through the sole the first year and by the third season they cracked at the arch crease. Made in Vietnam. Hmmmm. Tunnel rats' revenge?

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