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<blockquote data-quote="Savage 12BVSS" data-source="post: 1803867" data-attributes="member: 112413"><p>Live and hunt in Maine, during deer season it goes down to as much as 10-, I'm partial to Lacrosse alpha burley pac style boot's. I like 1500gr insulated for extreme cold along with felt insoles. 1000gr are better for moving but you need all you can get for sitting. I also have a pair of the insulated overboots I carry to use when not moving. They work, was 2 hours into a stand sit at 6-8 degrees this past fall when I got My deer. $199. but you can catch them on sale for $129. Good support and great bottom lugs for all terrain. Tall and 100% waterproof for snow and water.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Savage 12BVSS, post: 1803867, member: 112413"] Live and hunt in Maine, during deer season it goes down to as much as 10-, I'm partial to Lacrosse alpha burley pac style boot's. I like 1500gr insulated for extreme cold along with felt insoles. 1000gr are better for moving but you need all you can get for sitting. I also have a pair of the insulated overboots I carry to use when not moving. They work, was 2 hours into a stand sit at 6-8 degrees this past fall when I got My deer. $199. but you can catch them on sale for $129. Good support and great bottom lugs for all terrain. Tall and 100% waterproof for snow and water. [/QUOTE]
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