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I own several pairs like this. Rag wool and fleece. Working many years in Diary & Frozen Food Depts has really taken it’s toll on my hands. So a pair of these. with a pair of polypropylene glove liners and I do pretty good. Add a couple of hand warmers and life is good. My grandfather had an old pair of leather choppers that he wore all the time in the winter, weather it it was hunting or ice fishing. And they were big, but not too big. Had wool liners and he wore jersey work gloves with them. One fluid motion he could tuck his shooting hand in his arm pit to pull the mitt off and raise his gun to fire. Sometime while ice fishing he would do run a piece of sting through his coat, the old kindergartner style. He never lost them but it also kept them from getting wet. And remember, you want big or lose fitting gloves the layer of air acts as insulator. My grandfather was a WI State Forester for 30 plus years. Never owned a pair of blue jeans. In the winter it was wool, wool, wool. Even wet, wool will retain heat.
And that’s why I like my Garmin 62st. It has buttons! Pretty easy to use with gloves on! 8)
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Sandlanders and Blue_Cougar are throwing a party and we’re all invited!!!
Saturday January 5 2013
1pm until 3pm
Charcoal Grill
190 Crossroads Drive
Plover Wi
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