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Hunting boots (suggestions) #8958311 11/20/23 01:46 AM
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Im always hard to buy for when it comes to Christmas presents.
My parents usually get me something around $200 range.

What’s is the best hunting/hiking boot around that price range?
Is Danner still a good brand? Any other suggestions?

Texas hill country mostly. Something I can wear all season, maybe just change socks depending on temperature

I already have Chippewa snake boots.

I would like to stay away from the Academy type brands as I have learned that they will often fall apart after a couple of years. Hoping to get something well made..

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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8958320 11/20/23 01:59 AM
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I'm a big fan of Muck boots, they keep my feet warm and dry.


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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8958372 11/20/23 03:55 AM
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Originally Posted by DaveTexas
Im always hard to buy for when it comes to Christmas presents.
My parents usually get me something around $200 range.

What’s is the best hunting/hiking boot around that price range?
Is Danner still a good brand? Any other suggestions?

Texas hill country mostly. Something I can wear all season, maybe just change socks depending on temperature

I already have Chippewa snake boots.

I would like to stay away from the Academy type brands as I have learned that they will often fall apart after a couple of years. Hoping to get something well made..


Can't really go wrong with Danner. Just make sure you maintain the leather with something good like beeswax. Also a Muck fan but that is more for ice fishing or waterfowling.


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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8958452 11/20/23 01:39 PM
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Danner Pronghorns are my go to boot. For Texas I have uninsulated and just wear wool socks on colder days.



Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8958726 11/20/23 08:30 PM
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Zamberlan 4014 Lynx Mid GORE-TEX RR Boa Hunting Boots
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Zamberlan Men's 1214 Lynx GTX RR Boot

all leather, and resole able. Much more catus proof


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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8959014 11/21/23 02:17 AM
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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8961236 11/25/23 03:57 AM
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Hard to beat Danner.

Kennetrek also makes some good all season hunting boots.


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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8961252 11/25/23 04:39 AM
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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8961281 11/25/23 09:51 AM
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I picked up a pair of Irish Setter insulated boots 4-5 years ago that I really like. For use in Texas, I'd go with the non insulated style.4

https://www.irishsetterboots.com/hunting-boots/big-game/Elk-Tracker/00861.html


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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: DaveTexas] #8961992 11/26/23 03:58 PM
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La Sportiva Nucleo. No break in period, waterproof, the most comfortable hunting boots I have ever worn. Awesome boot. Did great up in Colorado on a Mule Deer hunt.

https://www.lasportivausa.com/nucleo-high-ii-gtx-wide.html

In wide and regular.

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Re: Hunting boots (suggestions) [Re: Whammer7] #8962346 11/27/23 01:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Whammer7
I picked up a pair of Irish Setter insulated boots 4-5 years ago that I really like. For use in Texas, I'd go with the non insulated style.4

https://www.irishsetterboots.com/hunting-boots/big-game/Elk-Tracker/00861.html


^^^This in the non insulated is what I wear. Wool socks if it is real cold. ^^^ price is around $220-$230

Danner sharp tail is under $200 and worth looking at. Not built as rugged as the Irish setter Whammer7 mentioned.

I think both are made in Vietnam.


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