Bruce M. Conkey
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If you were to call me and want to order a pair of boots, I would ask several questions. Reason is we all have different size legs and your leg size and how much you hunt determines the best boot for you.
Couple nights a week and normal legs then muck wetland or muck master works well. Calfs over 18 inches and you had better plan on a lacrosse mud lite with the webbing in the back with the chap sewn low. The lacrosse aerohead also a good choice but not enough out there to make that a true statement yet.
Grubs seem to be good with the heal not wearing out like mucks do with hard hunting. But I have had some trouble with the ankles being tight on some people.
If your one of the lucky young and thin youngsters the lacrosse grange tight ankle fit boot works well. Any size to your legs and you should forget those.
Chaps depend on what you want to stop getting to your legs. Snakes, briars, grass? They range from lightweight chap to snake with a couple different ones in between.
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