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The Shame Thread

Can I join the cool kids club? I just got mine a few days before Christmas. Pretty comfy!

I won't be hunting in these though. I saw the "12" on the size and grabbed them and checked out. When I got home, I realized that they're a UK "12" and the US size is "13". They're loose as all get out! Lol the BassPro is too far away for me to worry about exchanging them so I just kept them. Makes good house shoes!

BT
 

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I to like BT ordered a pair of Frocs the other day. Don't plan to hunt in them. But have been nice running in and out the house or garage to get something.
 
thedutchtouch said:
I too, have in the last year acquired these same camo Crocs and plan on some Crocs with socks September cervid stalks. Thanks for the inspiration @catman529 lol
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I hunt woodchucks n crocs during the spring and summer and they are too noisy for stalking in my experience except for mowed dry grass and maybe a woods or logging road with little to no woods and leaf litter in it. They pop on anything very rough and squeak and are slippery on anything damp or wet. Plus your toes get all black with mud and dirt!
 
woodsdog2 said:
I hunt woodchucks n crocs during the spring and summer and they are too noisy for stalking in my experience except for mowed dry grass and maybe a woods or logging road with little to no woods and leaf litter in it. They pop on anything very rough and squeak and are slippery on anything damp or wet. Plus your toes get all black with mud and dirt!
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Anytime I can put something on my feet without bending over is a WIN!!
 
woodsdog2 said:
I hunt woodchucks n crocs during the spring and summer and they are too noisy for stalking in my experience except for mowed dry grass and maybe a woods or logging road with little to no woods and leaf litter in it. They pop on anything very rough and squeak and are slippery on anything damp or wet. Plus your toes get all black with mud and dirt!
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Woodsdog2 I just got some slip on sketchers I use for 1 sticking, even cooler than my crocs!!
 
woodsdog2 said:
I hunt woodchucks n crocs during the spring and summer and they are too noisy for stalking in my experience except for mowed dry grass and maybe a woods or logging road with little to no woods and leaf litter in it. They pop on anything very rough and squeak and are slippery on anything damp or wet. Plus your toes get all black with mud and dirt!
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Blacksmith said:
I wear them in the shop but never to town! I don't see how anyone can hunt in them as noisy as they are.
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Tell me u haven't properly broken in ur kroc without telling me u haven't properly broken in ur kroc......hehehe

I won't be buying another pair.... I bought 2 pair at 25 each however many years ago on major clearance.They too much money now. I haven't bought a pair yet but Nuusol made usa and cheaper...... https://nuusol.com/products/clearance-mens-mccall-clog
 
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woodsdog2 said:
I hunt woodchucks n crocs during the spring and summer and they are too noisy for stalking in my experience except for mowed dry grass and maybe a woods or logging road with little to no woods and leaf litter in it. They pop on anything very rough and squeak and are slippery on anything damp or wet. Plus your toes get all black with mud and dirt!
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Stealth strip the bottoms and wear socks, you're welcome. :p
 
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