Question for the guys hunting in really cold conditions.
How in the world do you keep your feet comfortable enough to hunt?
I’m an artificial heat guy. I wear nike dri fit socks in insulated boots with a hot hands insole and toe warmers on top. Same with my clothes I wear relatively light clothes with hot hands in pockets and hot hands adhesive over kidneys
I will also add we only see teens a few times a year. Yesterday it was 20 is today it’s 30 ish tomorrow it’s goin to be low teens and single digits Monday. I won’t change my set up much
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These are what I haveWant these but gonna have to get them for like 70% off before I consider haha
http://m.thewarmingstore.com/lenz-h...MIns6LzZ2y2AIVFrjACh01XwhaEAQYAiABEgKlQPD_BwE
That was funny right there, crocs in the winter!!!!I just use one very good cushioned wool sock in a boot one size larger than regular size...... But depending on the distance to set up, I place an adhesive toe warmer on, either at the parking spot or at the base of tree.
I have also used the boot blanket things when I am ground hunting. Though they can be noisy and not conducive to saddle hunting probably, never tried.
Huck I would think in GA you could probably hunt in crocks in winter?
The roller idea is smart. Well done.Over top of a good quality 1st layer sock, add a 2nd layer sock and then roll it off. On top of 1st layer sock, adhesive toe warmer on top and bottom of toe area. Then roll on 2nd layer sock. Then I'm good into the 20s. Temps below that I follow the same protocol but use an IWOM.
I recall a few conversations with you that I was certain you had my best interest in mind. Now I'm beginning to wonderOk Huck try this. Walk barefoot to your tree, this way you wont sweat up your feet, then put your socks and boots on at your tree.
No sweaty feet means dry warm feet, Let me know how that works out for you.
That was funny right there, crocs in the winter!!!!
Rollie,
I posted that this morning from my tree in Georgia while my feet were frozen solid!