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BOWHUNTER - User is Offline

4-Pointer
Missouri

08/01/2007 10:06 PM
what are some good gloves to use? the gloves i've got are interferen when I pull back my bow. there the mit gloves with the fingers in them . I put the mit part back and when I pull back it messes with my draw.does anybody have any sugestions that could help.

GIT-R-DONE

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Button Buck

08/02/2007 6:43 PM
I keep my hand in a muff untill I'm ready to shoot. Your hand will only get cold for however long it takes you to draw and shoot. I got some sticky back velcro and attached the muff to my coveralls so it doesn't move when I slip my hand out.

Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime.

Adam Freeman - User is Offline

Button Buck

04/13/2008 9:27 PM
I bought some gloves from walmart that worked great last year. They were just cotton gloves but they were snug on my hands with a long wrist wrap on them. I put my gloves on and then my coat and the air stays out and the heat off of your hands keep them warm. they fit snug enough so I can still use my thumbrelease and have good feel for what is in my hands

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Spike
Mooseyards of Shawano, WI

04/23/2008 12:40 AM
I use gloves that are designed for release use. If it is really cold I put a pair of the gloves with the flip over top on over my other set. I just cut a V into the back of it so it does not interfere with the release.

Only the dead have seen the end of war. Plato

r_rayjr -

4-Pointer

Council Bluffs, Iowa

04/23/2008 2:00 AM
I just use a cheap pair of cotton, camo gloves that I bought at Walmarts. I put the gloves on and then put the release on, on-top of the cuff of the glove to help hold the glove in place. So far I haven't had any problems with interference with shooting my bow. And I have been doing this for about 2 years now...

Ronald Lee Ray Jr. rrjr11@cox.net Disabled Navy Veteran

tubby -

Record Book
Moundville,Alabama

04/23/2008 9:29 PM
I like a thin pair of gloves that allow me to feel the trigger,(realease or gun)and operate all my accessories.

Tubby The God of My Rock;He Is My Sheild;And The Horn Of My Salvation 2 Samuuel,Ch 22

bigboy700 - User is Offline

Button Buck

04/24/2008 8:31 PM
just get a thin pair of gloves and just wear a muff. it keeps your hands warm and when u take them out there still warm

S.C._DoubleLunger - User is Offline

Button Buck

www.WhitetailsExtreme.com

05/12/2008 1:34 PM
Last year while hunting in Ohio I just used regular cotton gloves a size small then put my thin camo gloves over them, sounds like what adam used and i was amazed at how warm my hands stayed and still gave good tight feeling of not wearing any..

ks_hunter - User is Offline

Button Buck

05/12/2008 5:44 PM
i use a thin neaprene glove and usuasl keep my hands in my pockets or put a heavy pair or mits that i can slip off pretty easy i think ill try that velcrow to the coat sounds like a pretty good idea

stainless - User is Offline

Button Buck

06/26/2008 2:26 PM
Stainless Corporation is a family owned company based in Sialkot, Pakistan. We are one of the leading companies in the field of Gloves. We are Specialized in custom designs as well as in inovative dreams. www.scgloves.com

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Button Buck

06/26/2008 2:27 PM
Stainless Corporation is a family owned company based in Sialkot, Pakistan. We are one of the leading companies in the field of Gloves. We are Specialized in custom designs as well as in inovative dreams. www.scgloves.com

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8-Pointer

06/26/2008 3:31 PM
i bought a pair of the thin rocky gloves that fit tight on my hand and I wear leafy gloves over them and they never get in the way

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Button Buck

07/30/2008 12:28 PM
for warmer weather i use the el' cheapo walmart camo gloves, with a hole cut in the palm for the release to go through so the cuff of the glove covers up the whole strap of the release. for colder weather, i just do the same thing with a slightly warmer glove underneath the camo one, and keep the hand in my pocket with a handwarmer.

--Dustin

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Button Buck

07/31/2008 9:05 AM
rocky gloves at wal mart are fine and do not get in the way of my shots

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