dirtnap_nation
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Hey Everyone. Hope everybody is having a good season this year. Filled my California General Archery Blacktail tag 7 days into the season so that was awesome. I’m starting to gear up and fully prepare for our Montana Big Belt Mountains November 7-13 Elk and Deer Combo Hunt. I am looking for footwear. On days over 30° my dad and I will
Just wear our Crispi Guide GTX 200 gram Insulated Boots. Any colder than that are feet get cold especially for hours of glassing. The boots will be needed for Late fall elk and deer hunting, late season deer hunting and winter predator hunting and other winter activities. We are looking at the Insulated Mountaineering style boot models: Crispi Wild Rock Plus GTX 800 gram, Schnees Granite 600 Gram and Kenetrek MounNtain Extreme 1000.
The Mountain Pac Boots we are looking at are the Schnees Hunter 2 Pac Boot and the Kenetrek Grizzly Pac Boot. Please let me know what your real world experience and review of these boots are. Needing a winter boot I can hike up to 10 miles per day in, keep me warm well below zero and be able to side hill steep country chasing game. Not just a snowmobile snowshoe boot. Need it for everything from late season elk and mule deer to winter coyote hunting. My feet get cold really easily which is why I’m looking at more than 400. At 25° my feet were really cold with the Crispi Guide 200 grams last season in Wyoming in October.
Just wear our Crispi Guide GTX 200 gram Insulated Boots. Any colder than that are feet get cold especially for hours of glassing. The boots will be needed for Late fall elk and deer hunting, late season deer hunting and winter predator hunting and other winter activities. We are looking at the Insulated Mountaineering style boot models: Crispi Wild Rock Plus GTX 800 gram, Schnees Granite 600 Gram and Kenetrek MounNtain Extreme 1000.
The Mountain Pac Boots we are looking at are the Schnees Hunter 2 Pac Boot and the Kenetrek Grizzly Pac Boot. Please let me know what your real world experience and review of these boots are. Needing a winter boot I can hike up to 10 miles per day in, keep me warm well below zero and be able to side hill steep country chasing game. Not just a snowmobile snowshoe boot. Need it for everything from late season elk and mule deer to winter coyote hunting. My feet get cold really easily which is why I’m looking at more than 400. At 25° my feet were really cold with the Crispi Guide 200 grams last season in Wyoming in October.