I finally broke down and ordered a new shooting glove. I had two gloves that I would rotate and misplaced both(one is on the ground somewhere at my property).
One of them I had used so much my finger showed through the leather stalls.It had pig,gar, and raccoon blood stains,too.
Post a pic of your current shooting glove and or tab. I'm going to try and find my old glove and I will post a pic if I do.
Hunt Highlight Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9u6U9bSJ-M&list=UUqKkfFgDtxvDEKvu9ba1-nQ&index=2

My favorite glove finally bit the dust after years of shooting after last season. It was a cordovan tipped Super Glove that I had for about 8 years. The tips were in good shape but the leather on the fingers was worn to thin holey strips and was barely held together. I had re sewn and glued that glove up many times. I cut the tips off and saved em. I might be able to use em at arrow rests and side plates when I run out of seal skin. No pictures. It retired peacefully.

I stopped using the Berlin Deer Skin gloves about 5 yrs ago. The finger tips wouldn't last a month, just poor quality IMO.

I switched over to the Damascus glove and haven't looked back. Tips are thinner but they seem to last with all the shooting I do.

The BW stick tite glove has turned into my favorite.  I've got a few years on my current one and it feels like it did after just breaking it in.  I'm ordering a new one in a matter of minutes just to have a spare.  

I have several martin deer skin shooting gloves in a drawer...lasted about a month a piece and I didn't care for the natural color leather.  I love the dark color of the BW gloves.

I have to check out that BW glove.
I'm hoping I can find one of my old shooting gloves this weekend. They both really held up well considering how much I shoot and hunt.
I bought a Bear Paw glove, I like it so far. I need to get it dirty and hopefully bloody this weekend, it's too new looking.

Mine are two layers and I use them until the second layer blows out at the tip.

When I get a new one I melt candle wax into the leather surface that makes contact w/string.  Makes it smoother and somewhat stiffer which I think helps the release.

I use the American leathers Big shot elk hide glove. It seems to last a long time, is extremely well built, doesn't take a set in groove at all, and it gives me a very smooth release. I bought mine about 8 months ago and it still works like brand new.

Jim,
 I'll second the kudos for the American Leathers Big Shot - when I used to shoot a glove. Couldn't wear it out and the nylon covered tips were very slick.
                     Best regards,
                             Todd

Got my new BW sticktite glove yesterday and all i can say is WOWWWW,best quality of any glove i have seen      top notch leather/sewing/construction and also has the nylon tips and they are slick as ice, have a feelin it might be A WHILE BEFORE I GET PICS OF IT WORN OUT.

 



New Dura glove just received! This one lasted about 3 years.

I just use Black Widow tabs. Have more than 4,000 shots on a 3-under and it simply shows no sign of wear.

I have at least six of the black widow 3 under tabs.  At any given time I know where  about 3 of them are.  I stash one in my big pack, one in my day pack, one in a coat pocket, one or two in hip quiver.

This has been with me since 2001. Finger hole is getting a bit out of shape now. I guess it's about time for a replacement?

No pic, but I have two angle tabs I have shot for 5 and 6 years. I will get at least that many more out of them easily. The best tabs I have ever shot. Shawn

How's this old and new Allen gloves.
I bought a Bear Paw glove that is much heavier duty than the Allen.The Allen will be     a backup.
 
Highlight video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9u6U9bSJ-M&list=UUqKkfFgDtxvDEKvu9ba1-nQ&index=2