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<blockquote data-quote="Aoudad shooter1975" data-source="post: 1858181" data-attributes="member: 102560"><p>As said by an above poster--boots are very subjective. I will say if you are willing to spend a few dollars on your feet (which I highly suggest) look at Russell moccasin company. I would suggest the grand slam sheep hunter or the toe lace hunter...or "big cambo boot" for something shorter. I am glad some have had good luck with kenetrek--I have not--and for the price the Kenetrek are I almost could pay for my Russell's. I have had a set of their Prickly Pear birdshooters for close to 20 years and other than re-doing the soles twice they are going strong, my Grand slam sheep hunters are wonderful. they are not technical boots but are stiff enough for 80% of the hunting I do and with the air bob claw sole are very comfortable. The boots are made to order, fit to your foot, and made in the USA by master craftsman. If you need something stiffer, I'd go Crispi barksdale SF...but that is a technical boot made for rough rocky and steep terrain. I know you would be more than happy with some Russell's. I have been</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Aoudad shooter1975, post: 1858181, member: 102560"] As said by an above poster--boots are very subjective. I will say if you are willing to spend a few dollars on your feet (which I highly suggest) look at Russell moccasin company. I would suggest the grand slam sheep hunter or the toe lace hunter...or "big cambo boot" for something shorter. I am glad some have had good luck with kenetrek--I have not--and for the price the Kenetrek are I almost could pay for my Russell's. I have had a set of their Prickly Pear birdshooters for close to 20 years and other than re-doing the soles twice they are going strong, my Grand slam sheep hunters are wonderful. they are not technical boots but are stiff enough for 80% of the hunting I do and with the air bob claw sole are very comfortable. The boots are made to order, fit to your foot, and made in the USA by master craftsman. If you need something stiffer, I'd go Crispi barksdale SF...but that is a technical boot made for rough rocky and steep terrain. I know you would be more than happy with some Russell's. I have been [/QUOTE]
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