Gloves?

[NuffDaddy]

:lol::lol::lol:


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[NuffDaddy]

[quote="DeadEye_Dan"]I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

If I'm by myself hunting it can take 30 min or more to pack everything up. And by the end my hands don't work which makes everything take even longer.


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Ever thought about getting hand warmers for your pockets? Not the disposable ones but the reusable zippo ones.

No, but that's a good idea. Still wouldn't help with picking up decoys though. Planning on Texas rigging all my shallow water deeks for next season so that should help with pickup time.


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Then take a damn brake halfway through and warm your hands back up.[/quote]
I don't take breaks


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[Westie25]

I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

You've never layout hunted have you?

You've got a 50-50 shot at being wet before you ever even get to where you're going to hunt.

If you can handle a 10-15 mile boat ride in 30-35 degree temps in 2-3' waves without gloves, hunt for 2-4 hours without gloves, and make the ride back, without gloves - than you're tougher than me.

I thought you were talking about some fancy-pants neoprene gloves. I will accept your challenge with only my jersey gloves. What kind of shotgun do I get? (mind you, there's no wrong answer to that, as far as I"m concerned- a free shotgun is the best kind)

Get off my kool aid!!!

[The Duck Hammer]

[quote="assateague"[quote="DeadEye_Dan"I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

If I'm by myself hunting it can take 30 min or more to pack everything up. And by the end my hands don't work which makes everything take even longer.


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Ever thought about getting hand warmers for your pockets? Not the disposable ones but the reusable zippo ones.

No, but that's a good idea. Still wouldn't help with picking up decoys though. Planning on Texas rigging all my shallow water deeks for next season so that should help with pickup time.


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Then take a damn brake halfway through and warm your hands back up.[/quote]
I don't take breaks


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If you didn't take breaks you wouldn't be cold in the first place.

[The Duck Hammer]

I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

You've never layout hunted have you?

You've got a 50-50 shot at being wet before you ever even get to where you're going to hunt.

If you can handle a 10-15 mile boat ride in 30-35 degree temps in 2-3' waves without gloves, hunt for 2-4 hours without gloves, and make the ride back, without gloves - than you're tougher than me.

I thought you were talking about some fancy-pants neoprene gloves. I will accept your challenge with only my jersey gloves. What kind of shotgun do I get? (mind you, there's no wrong answer to that, as far as I"m concerned- a free shotgun is the best kind)

Get off my kool aid!!!

This is going to be good. I will see both of you in 2017.

[Olly]

I think it's funny that everyone against gloves in this thread has never hunted anywhere even remotely cold.

Nothing ruins my hunt faster then cold wet hands.

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[assateague]

In 2017 I'll be dead or damn near in the AARP. Now or never, pikey.

[The Duck Hammer]

I think it's funny that everyone against gloves in this thread has never hunted anywhere even remotely cold.

Nothing ruins my hunt faster then cold wet hands.

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Ever had cold toes? Far worse than cold hands.

[The Duck Hammer]

In 2017 I'll be dead or damn near in the AARP. Now or never, pikey.

Date has been set. Unless you can get Westie to reschedule you will have to bring your walker.

[assateague]

I'll use it like a folding chair in the WWF.

[The Duck Hammer]

I'll use it like a folding chair in the WWF.

Deal

[Westie25]

February 30th, 2017.

That's gonna be a tough day to make...

[assateague]

[Olly]

What a little bitch, who calls the police after being hit one time like that?

[Westie25]

Don't you dare!

[The Duck Hammer]

Don't you dare!

[NuffDaddy]

Don't you dare!

These are killing me.


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[assateague]

[banknote]

I have a pair of these for when it is really cold. Got mine on clearance at Academy for $20.

I have a pair of these I got on clearance for $15, I think. If your hands are already even just a little bit wet, they are useless. The lining sticks and you cannot get your fingers all the way in. The cover material is also prone to tearing.

I don't need to wear gloves for warmth, much, when I'm hunting, but I like to cover my hands with something dark, so I wear fingerless gloves. Either a black pair of wool ones I get from army surplus for $6 (so you can own and carry a few pairs and when on gets soaked you can change it out, if you want,) or an old pair of olive drab windstopper fleece ones I got from Simms years ago. If I'm working a call, I leave my call/trigger hand bare, but I'd like to try a pair of palmless, fingerless gloves and see if I can call with those on.

[jehler]

I think it's funny that everyone against gloves in this thread has never hunted anywhere even remotely cold.

Nothing ruins my hunt faster then cold wet hands.

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huh?

[jehler]

I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

You've never layout hunted have you?

You've got a 50-50 shot at being wet before you ever even get to where you're going to hunt.

If you can handle a 10-15 mile boat ride in 30-35 degree temps in 2-3' waves without gloves, hunt for 2-4 hours without gloves, and make the ride back, without gloves - than you're tougher than me.

i don't think it's about being tough, more about being acclimated. I work outside all winter, holding on to a metal nail gun or some other frozen shit, I don't wear gloves at work for anything other than demo. When it's so cold I have to wear gloves it's to cold to work is my Jobsite rule, we'll work down to single digits

[Eric Haynes]

I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

You've never layout hunted have you?

You've got a 50-50 shot at being wet before you ever even get to where you're going to hunt.

If you can handle a 10-15 mile boat ride in 30-35 degree temps in 2-3' waves without gloves, hunt for 2-4 hours without gloves, and make the ride back, without gloves - than you're tougher than me.

i don't think it's about being tough, more about being acclimated. I work outside all winter, holding on to a metal nail gun or some other frozen shit, I don't wear gloves at work for anything other than demo. When it's so cold I have to wear gloves it's to cold to work is my Jobsite rule, we'll work down to single digits

This. Business man hands never last ong on the hunt either

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[DeadEye_Dan]

I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

You've never layout hunted have you?

You've got a 50-50 shot at being wet before you ever even get to where you're going to hunt.

If you can handle a 10-15 mile boat ride in 30-35 degree temps in 2-3' waves without gloves, hunt for 2-4 hours without gloves, and make the ride back, without gloves - than you're tougher than me.

i don't think it's about being tough, more about being acclimated. I work outside all winter, holding on to a metal nail gun or some other frozen shit, I don't wear gloves at work for anything other than demo. When it's so cold I have to wear gloves it's to cold to work is my Jobsite rule, we'll work down to single digits

I suppose if I had a a boat blind with a heater and a skillet full of eggs and sausage, my hands would stay warm without gloves.

[Eric Haynes]

I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

You've never layout hunted have you?

You've got a 50-50 shot at being wet before you ever even get to where you're going to hunt.

If you can handle a 10-15 mile boat ride in 30-35 degree temps in 2-3' waves without gloves, hunt for 2-4 hours without gloves, and make the ride back, without gloves - than you're tougher than me.

i don't think it's about being tough, more about being acclimated. I work outside all winter, holding on to a metal nail gun or some other frozen shit, I don't wear gloves at work for anything other than demo. When it's so cold I have to wear gloves it's to cold to work is my Jobsite rule, we'll work down to single digits

I suppose if I had a a boat blind with a heater and a skillet full of eggs and sausage, my hands would stay warm without gloves.

Fact: Ive never ate hot food on a hunt.
Fact: You hunt some crazy waters and I cant compare me not using gloves, to you needing them.

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[Westie25]

Fact: those boots are mine.

[jehler]

I invite all you tough manly men to come and duck hunt without your gloves.










I'm gonna make a fortune selling you $15 gloves for $200 or have a riot watching your blue fingers dropping off..

When I was a framer in MN, I'd work outside for 9 hours wearing jersey gloves. They do a very good job, but are underrated. As far as getting them wet, I've never understood why this is even an issue. Seriously- take them of for the 10 minutes it takes to do something wet. Are you all that fragile?

You've never layout hunted have you?

You've got a 50-50 shot at being wet before you ever even get to where you're going to hunt.

If you can handle a 10-15 mile boat ride in 30-35 degree temps in 2-3' waves without gloves, hunt for 2-4 hours without gloves, and make the ride back, without gloves - than you're tougher than me.

i don't think it's about being tough, more about being acclimated. I work outside all winter, holding on to a metal nail gun or some other frozen shit, I don't wear gloves at work for anything other than demo. When it's so cold I have to wear gloves it's to cold to work is my Jobsite rule, we'll work down to single digits

I suppose if I had a a boat blind with a heater and a skillet full of eggs and sausage, my hands would stay warm without gloves.

mmmm you know ive actually grown to like a few hemlock needles in breakfast

[jehler]

Fact: those boots are mine.

no idea what boots your talking about?

[Westie25]

Fact: those boots are mine.

no idea what boots your talking about?

Dan has some white boots be posted a picture of many moons ago. They're sweet.

[jehler]

Like disco go-go girl boots?

[DeadEye_Dan]

I think you're thinking of Jr.s coonass creepers.

I have a badass skull face mask, but no white boots.