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Fair enough Gryphon, just rereading my previous post where I said "dedicated hunting boots", this is a very blanket statement, may have been better if I said dedicated outdoor boots. I am similar to barcoo, I made a poor choice in the boots I selected with soles that were too stout, due to my inexperience also. I still have an open mind on buying hunting or hiking boots and, after reading what the rest of the fellas are saying about the deals Cabelas have and the Aussie dollar 0.86c at the moment I would definately consider buying from OS ! skeet

After 20 years of wearing only Blundstones I have swapped to Blue Steel boots. If you haven't tried a pair on I would recommend it. Comfortable and they don't get wet. TH I could'nt agree more, most dedicated hunting boots have soles that are too rigid and are not the best option whilst contouring steep slopes. I've been wearing Blue Steel safety boots at work and was so impressed with them that I bought a pair in the non-safety style, they retail around $175 for the Argyle style. Just my slant on things skeet

Hi, Hope to keep up with all hunting and shooting activities. Cheers Skeet