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No jokes. Do you crazies really saddle hunt in Crocs?

I can promise you, if you hunt Va’s early bow season in October, unless you are hunting a swamp, crocs are just fine. Afternoon sits temps are generally in the 70’s.
 
I wear Crocs all day at work... It corrected my plantar fasciitis! I bought a pair that have no holes. The most comfortable shoes ever. Saying that, I've tried walking around some of the hills here, and it's been a nightmare. No traction, no support.
 
I will reluctantly admit to having owned a pair of Crocs years ago (before they were like $50 at Academy). I bought them to wear canoeing, as I thought they would float and drain easily.

My feet slid around in them, and they broke the first time I took them into the BWCA. And, they seemed to collect twigs and gravel and debris that cut my foot up. Now I'll wear Tevas, or store-brand Chucks with synthetic socks, in my canoe. If I'm in the woods, I'm wearing Rockys, Danners, or plastic wellies.
 
I figured I'd run out and try to scout for turkey hunt coming up...it a little chilly and they have a good road system so I figure I'd run in with my sneakers....big mistake....should have left the Crocs on. Crocs rule

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Weldabeast said:
I figured I'd run out and try to scout for turkey hunt coming up...it a little chilly and they have a good road system so I figure I'd run in with my sneakers....big mistake....should have left the Crocs on. Crocs rule

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A little chilly???? The lake here in Boyne still has a solid 24" of ice on it. :tearsofjoy:

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boyne bowhunter said:
A little chilly???? The lake here in Boyne still has a solid 24" of ice on it. :tearsofjoy:
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Hall17 said:
Wow! That’s some thick ice. Nobody is hand drilling those holes for ice fishing
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That's how I know. I ran into a buddy at the barbershop Friday and he was complaining about having to hand drill that much ice last weekend.

Edit: According to him the worst part was he didn't get any fish after all that effort. One more reason I don't ice fish anymore. :)
 
Upper 40s- mid 50s with 15-20 wind isnt exactly the best weather to be walking barefoot thru the woods.... but I sure ain't turning around and going home..worst part was my Crocs were in the truck :(
 
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