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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Quote Originally Posted by Finkelstein View Post
    I wear their Cattleman boots daily and it is perfect for work. Going to buy another pair soon.
    And their prices are very good!

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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Quote Originally Posted by Roguemeister View Post
    And their prices are very good!

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    AND MADE IN SA- not touch by an Chinese- my personal preference

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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Another thing to consider, Rogue offer a big discount (40% I think) if you're a field guide. Some of my colleagues swear by their boots.

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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Just a question, the Courtney boots, arent they a soft boot like a veldskoen..

    Asking because I dont know..

    But Jim Greens is a strong nonsense leather boot, en donners sterk! Love mine.

    I also have a pair of Hi Tech boots, looks like the boots the Americans wore in the Irak or iran dessert war, extremely comfortable, and awesome ankle support, as is the Jim Greens..

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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Quote Originally Posted by johanvb View Post
    Just a question, the Courtney boots, arent they a soft boot like a veldskoen..

    Asking because I dont know..

    But Jim Greens is a strong nonsense leather boot, en donners sterk! Love mine.
    Courteney make a variety of boots, they make soft suede vellies, normal leather vellies and proper leather boots, some out of Buffalo leather and elephant leather.

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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Thanks

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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Quote Originally Posted by Luker View Post
    Caterpillar.
    Make sure they are authentic:


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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Thanx for all the suggestions. I see that parktown stores stock a variety of wolverines and the k way are available at Cape Union. Will see where I can have a look at courtney boots.

    I also a pair of caterpillars for years but haven’t seen any on the shelves that suited my needs.


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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Soft soles (less noisy, but feet tend to get tender on extremely rocky terrain) - Wildebeest are great.

    Hard soles (More noisy, great support for long treks. Tough as nails boots that will last a very long time) - Jim Greens

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    Default Re: Best Hunting Boots- recommendations please

    Quote Originally Posted by KnifeOfWar View Post
    Soft soles (less noisy, but feet tend to get tender on extremely rocky terrain) - Wildebeest are great.

    Hard soles (More noisy, great support for long treks. Tough as nails boots that will last a very long time) - Jim Greens
    Yes saw it while hunting this year. I walked with a guide that wore vellies. Was much more quiet than my Jeep Desert Combat boots, although I really like my boots.

    Also I used to get little rocks in the low cut Hi-Tech hiking boots, but the high cut Combat boots keep sand and rocks out, and gives good ankle support.

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