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Duck Hunting Gloves
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Look in macks prairre wings they have all kinds of selections
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Under Armour
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Looked at some UA gloves. They have a few to choose from. Anybody have an experience with some of them? Looking for something for midseason to keep me a little warm, but nothing heavy at all.
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get some with removable trigger finger. I have some that are nice and toasty. They are bulky but the trigger finger is removeable. cant remember the brand. gander mountain has a nice selection.
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Look at their lining gloves. I have some for the colder days. Not bulky at all and are warm enough.
Last edited by Micah; 12-08-2011 at 11:29 AM. |
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Just so you can see how tight they fit...
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X2 only gloves I can wear for duck hunting and still shoot. It has to be extremely cold for me to wear gloves, I can't stand gloves.
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Same here. These are bearable to wear when its cold & windy.
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these gloves are awesome i use em for bowhuinting
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Buy heavy warm gloves to get to the blind, then just keep your hands in coat pocket until time to shoot. I find gloves a no go on the trigger finger.
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Thin gloves don't keep finger tips as warm as thick ones.
But every lil bit helps. I agree with keeping hands in pockets. |
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I can't shoot with gloves on. Get you some waders with hand warmer pockets.
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