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    Default Who hunts with gloves on?

    Have always bowhunted without gloves. Keep them with me but am quick to take them off if something shows up or I hear noise. Never did shoot with them on. I use a light weight (thinsulate) glove that is tight and form fitting from Cabelas. Well this summer switched to a thumb release and a couple of weeks ago thought I'd try and see if it affects my shooting. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that I can shoot just as well with my gloves on. Just curious what you guys do.

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    gloves always, mesh ones if it is really hot

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    I shoot with gloves on just fine. Of course its not very cold in Louisiana and my gloves are tight fitting and made of some sort of synthetic material. Cheap Wal-Mart gloves, but they keep my white hands from standing out too much.
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    No gloves for me. I have been a target archer too long, and don't like to feel around for that perfect anchor point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael View Post
    No gloves for me. I have been a target archer too long, and don't like to feel around for that perfect anchor point.
    Well that's what I thought too, before I tried it. I can feel my anchor fine, I was quite surprised.

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    No gloves for me! On my bow hand in late season and thats it!
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    Thin Jersey gloves all season. If it's really cold, I'll take my handwarmer muff and put a couple of hothands inside

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    Bow hand only. and I even practice for weeks before season with it.
    No ifs and or buts Just maybee.

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    Yeah, when it's 20 degrees out you can bet I'm wearing gloves. Something warm for my bow hand and something light for my drawing hand. I even cut the first three fingers off a right glove so I can use my shooting glove when I'm hunting with my recurve.

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    If its really cold a thin glove on my bow hand but my BT release is no glove!

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