At my place of business we have an animal digging multiple large holes around our property. I would not recomend wolverine boots. We are on the edge of town, with a large mowed area bordered by a corn field. I do like that they are light, and i like to use them ice fishing when it is not too cold, and hunting when they are not too cold. A friend of mine told me he saw a wolverine up around macfarland lake by hovland a couple of weeks ago.
I have 2 pairs for hunting, one 1000 gram and one 400 gram. First animal i've ever trapped. I didn't see the point in letting a stinky varmit live in my garage and crap all over everything i own. I didn't think there were wolverines in minnesota. I dont think this is too far out of the topic but i would like to know if any of you hunters have experienced weird sounds noises, feelings, unexplained things while out hunting early in the morning late in the evening it would be cool to hear it.
At my place of business we have an animal digging multiple large holes around our property. I would not recomend wolverine boots. We are on the edge of town, with a large mowed area bordered by a corn field. I do like that they are light, and i like to use them ice fishing when it is not too cold,.
I have 2 pairs for hunting, one 1000 gram and one 400 gram. First animal i've ever trapped. I didn't see the point in letting a stinky varmit live in my garage and crap all over everything i own. I didn't think there were wolverines in minnesota. I dont think this is too far out of the topic but i.
I currently have a pair for work that are 3 years old and they get used and abused every day of the week but not problems yet. He said that he is sure that it was a wolverine (too big and stalky to be a fisher and it had a short tail). We have pallets of landscape block organzied out.
I bought a pair of wolverine's this past winter 1000 gram's. Also had a white patch between its front legs. See how ice fishing goes. Very light boot since i walk 1/4 mile to my stand each morning but i did put a toe warmer in the tip and my feet never got cold this year when it was in.
The only thing i can say is last year in the tree. The best boots i've ever owned are wolverine's. At my place of business we have an animal digging multiple large holes around our property. I would not recomend wolverine boots. We are on the edge of town, with a large mowed area bordered by a corn field.
He said that he is sure that it was a wolverine (too big and stalky to be a fisher and it had a short tail). We have pallets of landscape block organzied out in the grass, and whatever this animal is, is digging/tunneling under the bloc. I got a pair for christmas 2 years ago, 400g thinsulate, kind of a light boot. Just curious if anyone else has e.
Also had a white patch between its front legs. See how ice fishing goes. Very light boot since i walk 1/4 mile to my stand each morning but i did put a toe warmer in the tip and my feet never got cold this year when it was in the 20s. He then jumped down on the foundation ledge behind the garbage can lid where he was promptly greeted by a size 12 wolverine boot.
The best boots i've ever owned are wolverine's.