Hunting gloves

[prienn]

What are your suggestions for deer/elk hunting gloves in the cold/rain/snow?

[baltz526]

i just picked up a pair of carhart camo gloves.

[just_hunt'n]

I personally like the wool gloves that are finger-less, but have the flap that you can put over your fingers if you want to.
just_hunt'n

[Pete]

It was cold this morning. I was hunting for gloves and a hat!

[Wang]

I have a pair of thin fingerless wool gloves that have grippers on the palm side. Thats what I wear when I'm still hunting. When on stand I will wear gore tex gloves or full fingered thick wool gloves.

[Lured In]

I use a pair of "Camo Skinz" from Cabela's. GoreTex and lightly insulated. I wear these for everything from ducks in a down pour to deer and elk in the snow. Great dexterity and will keep you hands warm and dry enough without a ton of bulk.

[ajfishfinder]

I wear thin goat skin gloves that might look "girly" but I can still work the bolt and load shells when needed. When it is real cold I put on the thick wool gloves with leather palms right over the top, but have the trigger finger cut off.

[taggbro]

I just bought a pair of Camo Skinz from cabellas. Best gloves I've ever owned. Little spendy at $29.99 but whoa nellie, they are comfortable.

[goforchrome]

Originally Posted by just_hunt'n

I personally like the wool gloves that are finger-less, but have the flap that you can put over your fingers if you want to.
just_hunt'n

Wool is unique in that it still insulates when wet.
No substitue for bare fingertips in certain situations without having to completely remove your gloves.

[raptorschild]

"Morris Feel" gloves. They are amazing.

[beretta686]

I like the military style nomex gloves. Pretty warm, you can put polypro liners under them for extra warmth. I can still load, shoot etc. with them.