T Bone
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Get a good quality boot and most come with decent insoles.
I echo what Miller said. If you prep the body including the feet for hunting conditions with a pack, then foot problems are few.
I learned something new this week about Meindel boots. I was on a hike in heavy rainfall and soaked them good. I put them out in the sun to dry. It hit 95 degrees that day and the corner I put them in had a lot of reflective heat going. That evening I come back to find them curled up and shrunk a couple sizes.
Cabelas cust service took good care of me and shipped a new pair. Dunno if 3 weeks of break-in time is enough for them to make it on the sheep hunt.
I echo what Miller said. If you prep the body including the feet for hunting conditions with a pack, then foot problems are few.
I learned something new this week about Meindel boots. I was on a hike in heavy rainfall and soaked them good. I put them out in the sun to dry. It hit 95 degrees that day and the corner I put them in had a lot of reflective heat going. That evening I come back to find them curled up and shrunk a couple sizes.
Cabelas cust service took good care of me and shipped a new pair. Dunno if 3 weeks of break-in time is enough for them to make it on the sheep hunt.