Im lookin for some gloves that are shootable, waterproof, and warm! Just wondering if any of yall know of any. Havent had any luck trying to find a pair! Thanks

I use Under Armor liner gloves. They arent thick so its easy to shoot with them but the only downfall is their not waterproof. Just carry a couple extra pairs.

I don't think what you described exists..I have some wool gloves or some type material from gander mountain that the mitten part flips back and your fingers are exposed. I like to wear that on my right hand so that I can have my fingers for loading shells and pulling the trigger, I don't wear anything on my left because it distorts the duck call too much.

I haven't had much luck finding a decent waterfproof, warm pair that you can actually get all your fingers back in once your hands are damp. I've just been using cheap single layered pairs and changing them when they get too wet.

I wear a pair of cabelas camo skins. They aint to bad as far as shedding water but they are for sure not water proof. They are pretty warm but I have horrible circulation in my hands and like to shove a hot hands down them but put it on the back of my hand so i still have my normal grip. Even with the hot hands they still fit great. They can be a pain sometimes to get back on with damp hands but it usually isnt bad, plus I can still easily load my extrema2 and get on the trigger almost as easy as with no gloves on. Sometimes the end of the finger gets hung up in the magazine tube when loading a shell but is easy to just pull it out. They held up pretty good for 3 seasons now.

I know the temps are a little below what we all normally experience here in AR, MS, LA, and TX, but do you guys really wear gloves while hunting? I can understand wearing gloves running the motors or atvs but never when actually hunting. I buy the hot hands hand warmers and put one in each pocket of my jacket or in the pocket/pouch in my cabelas super mag waders and I am set.

If anything I just wear those thin, brown jersey gloves.

I never wear gloves because they just hinder my mobility so bad.

This mornin it was 15 degrees and my hands got so cold drivin I shut 'er down and started walkin

I use the brown or camo Jersy Dot gloves and carry at least 1/2 doz pair on cold days and swap them out when they get wet. Got a drawer full of different gloves that haven't panned out.

As far as the waterproof part, nothings waterproof but a bullfrogs ass and it aint 100%.. Go to the local Army surplus store and buy 3-4 pairs of wool glove liners. They are warm and work well for shooting, if they get wet you have a backup pair in your bag..

Any one have any experience with the seal skinz gloves?

As fo when you awready set up to hunt ..... I aways just use mines pockets and git by ...

As fo on yore tiller whilst underway ..... git them four-wheeler mittens that fasten to yore handle bar ... comes in pairs ... you can split the cost with yore buddy .....

Orvis makes a pair in duckblind. They are waterproof, fleece lined, very warm but not bulky whatsoever. Plus a warranty that is great. Best gloves hands down. Will not hunt cold weather without them.

best glove i found that has waterproof outer and fleece liner JokaPolar gloves u can split the linner from the otter shell whip your wrist and gloves are off in a split sec lookem up

I wear the under armour liner gloves, sprayed down with camp dry. Water beads off in a light rain, but they are not waterproof. It also doesn't get very cold here, might hit 30's two or three times a season.

i have a short and long pair of redhead neoprene gloves water proof not to thick to manage and some what warm and they are great for setting and picking up deeks

no problems with either pair yet have been using both for 5 seasons now but if they start to leak they have done well and sorry correction short pair is redhead long pair are hodgeman

Might be overkill for the South tho.

http://www.ytgloves.com/

goretex lined kangaroo gloves from cabals. the best ive ever used. they are thin and very though. as for warm they are as good as any, never found any boots or gloves that were real warm. the goretex seems to hold up well and keeps the wind off the hands when running.