Good turkey boots?

[Model 1300]

What is a good boot for turkey season. I'm looking for something that looks like the Muck boots that go up the leg higher but I'm not paying $150 + for a pair of boots. So what do you guys suggest for under $100?

[dirt road ninja]

Lacross Grange. I've killed plenty of birds and deer with them. Wore then until I bought a pair of Chippawa snake boots last year.

[rusty4269]

Under Armor HAW. One of the most comfortable boots I've ever put on.

Jeremiah 29:11

[backwater]

LaCross Grange here as well.  The best fitting rubber boot I have ever worn. 

[catdaddy]

As some others have said--you can't beat LaGrange rubber boots for the money.

[kevin2]

My feet can't do the rubber boots. So, I went with Irish Setter with the Flex Lock soles. Couldn't be more comfy. Waterproof. Best boots I've ever owned. Zero break in time, which was the best part.

[SKFOOTER]

My feet can't do the rubber boots. So, I went with Irish Setter with the Flex Lock soles. Couldn't be more comfy. Waterproof. Best boots I've ever owned. Zero break in time, which was the best part.

Which model??

[Gooserbat]

Don't limit yourself by cost with footwear.  My boots are one of the most important things I hunt with.  There are some great bargain boots that you don't have to pay big bucks for but again I've paid mucho money for boots on different occasion and they are worth every penny. 

[GomerPyle]

I wish someone would come out with a rubber pull-on that was snake proof.  I know Muck used to have the Woody Armour that was listed as being "puncture resistant" but I was never able to find anywhere that they actually claimed it to be snake proof. 

If anyone knows of a true snake boot made like a rubber pull-on, I'm all ears.

[bamagtrdude]

I wish someone would come out with a rubber pull-on that was snake proof.  I know Muck used to have the Woody Armour that was listed as being "puncture resistant" but I was never able to find anywhere that they actually claimed it to be snake proof. 

If anyone knows of a true snake boot made like a rubber pull-on, I'm all ears.

http://dungarees.net/product_LaCrosse_425051_Alpha_Mudlite_Snakeboot_18_Realtree_APG|RTX|-7707-1.html?utm_source=Pricegrabber&utm_medium=CSE&utm_campaign=Footwear%20Boots

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To an earlier comment, Chippewa made the best turkey/snake boot I've ever owned; big $$, but they rocked.  This boot above is probably one that I'm gonna get, one day.

The main PROBLEM I've run into with a straight-up turkey boot is -- the waterproofing wears out on 'em.  That's why these LaCrosse "rubber" snake-proof boots are very appealing to me.

BTW, I 100% agree with Gooserbat; don't limit your options by a $100 budget; to me, $159 for a bad-a$$ boot that'll last YEARS is well-worth the "investment"...  As Gooserbat said, you'll be on your feet A LOT during turkey season; might as well get something good.

[Spring Music]

Ive got a pair of uninsulated Danner Pronghorns that are just the ticket for me.

[bammerslammer 50]

I wear a pair of field and stream snake boots from dicks. I ain't sure what model they are but they don't have a zipper. I hate zippers. They have metal speed laces not plastic the waterproofing odds great after one season and they are really comfortable with a good set of dr. Shols in there. All in all I think I have $140 insoles and all. They do have to be broken In a little bit but I thought they were well worth the money.

[dfresh55]

Don't limit yourself by cost with footwear.  My boots are one of the most important things I hunt with.  There are some great bargain boots that you don't have to pay big bucks for but again I've paid mucho money for boots on different occasion and they are worth every penny.

I couldnt agree more with this, not only as a hunter as an athlete and as someone who has sold boots and shoes at local bass pro and cabelas.  Boots are that one thing that can make or break a hunt, most of us will be done when aour feet arent happy and boots are an area where you truley get wehat you pay for,

one thing you can take a look at is a brand like cabelas that may be a little over your budget but they will take boots back three years later and swap them out when you wear them out...(no i no longer work for them just a sugestion if price is a priority)

[davisd9]

I wish someone would come out with a rubber pull-on that was snake proof.  I know Muck used to have the Woody Armour that was listed as being "puncture resistant" but I was never able to find anywhere that they actually claimed it to be snake proof. 

If anyone knows of a true snake boot made like a rubber pull-on, I'm all ears.

http://www.basspro.com/LaCrosse-Alpha-Mudlite-18-Waterproof-Snake-Boots-for-Men/product/1110040501178/

[born2hunt]

^^^ I've worn a pair of Lacrosse rubber snake boots for three VERY hard deer and turkey seasons, and the many many miles of scouting that went along with them. Lots of hanging stands,thick briers and brush and they   are still going strong. Great boot if you want guaranteed water proof with snake protection too.