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| I think it will be much colder in late November in Taj than in early October in Yukon. I believe you need different boots. |
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| MEINDL 800GRAMS INSULATION. |
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| I used Meindl Alaska hunters in Kyrgyzstan in Nov. Worked just fine. |
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| I ended up going with the Lowa Bighorn Hunters |
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| I hunted there during a December hunt. It was cold as he!! and I was very happy that I took Cabelas Inferno. They have .. like... 2 billion grams of thinsulate. They're bulky, ugly, but have a fairly agressive tread which made them perfectly suited for for the conditions that time of year.
The daily high temt was -20F. Most boots would not have been warm enough to use while glassing.
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| I was there in nov a few years back. I wore my schnees and was fine |
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| I have not tried any of their insulated boots, so can't say as to cold weather, but Whites boots out of Spokane Wa are the most comfortable I have found. They do make insulated and I'd suspect with their quality they would be good. |
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| La Sportiva Nepals worked well in Kyrgyzstan in October/November. Brett
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Rhyme of the Sheep Hunter
May fordings never be too deep, And alders not too thick; May rock slides never be too steep And ridges not too slick.
And may your bullets shoot as swell As Fred Bear's arrow's flew; And may your nose work just as well As Jack O'Connor's too.
May winds be never at your tail When stalking down the steep; May bears be never on your trail When packing out your sheep.
May the hundred pounds upon you Not make you break or trip; And may the plane in which you flew Await you at the strip.
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| I used Kenetrek 1000 grams when I hunted Marco Polo in January / February in Tajikistan. My feet never got cold. |
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| +1 on the MEINDL 800GRAMS INSULATION. |
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| I don't know where you are but you can probably order a pair of Lundhags online. www.lundhags.se Fantastic boots! |
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| Was in Tajikistan late November/beginning December last year. Minus 17 Celsius with steady very cold wind and some snow on ground.Your tears come out even though you are not crying. Quite different from Yukon in October due to combination cold and wind. Used a Irish Setter boot with 1.400 gram Thinsulate and not too fit to your foot, but fit enough to walk/climb the mountains. Really depends if you are a freezer or not and how much climbing you need to do. You are not walking/climbing fast anyway due to altitude.
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