Where can I find a pair of knee high moccasins for stalking?

[4Blade]

Any info would be appreciated!

[b.glass]

There is an ad I see in TBM all the time but I've never bought from them. I keep thinking I will sometime. Carl Dyer's
              P.O. Box 31
              Friendship, IN
              47021

              1-800-638-6627

[katie]

Arrow Mocs are the best value for quality.  Google them.

[E. Texas HillBilly]

Russell Mocassin Co. They are the best I've seen.
        -Hillbilly

[Grant Young]

You might look into Russell's also. I've owned a pair or two as well as the Dyers back when they were Walter Dyer in the seventies. The Dyer's are incredibly tough and well made but- like any smooth bottomed moc- slicker than ice. Russell and other quality outfits usually offer some selection in sole materials- Russell's Bowhunter boot with the plantation crepe sole is incredibly quiet. Good luck       Grant

[Grant Young]

You beat me to the draw Hillbilly,lol.

[4Blade]

Thank you gentlemen!

[JEFF B]

you can make ya own i have a pattern for them. sorry but i cant post pics as i cancled my photo bucket account was haveing to much problem with it. but i am looking for another one.

[Bowman0202]

I'm making my own out of horse hide.  Arrow Mocs are about the right price but the others - Whew, too much $$$$$.

[O.L. Adcock]

I got over that notion 40 years ago. Can't be quiet falling on your butt!   ....O.L.

[Dave Bulla]

Ha!  O.L., I was thinking about the same thing.  On level ground for a stalk, they'd be the ticket but wet leaves and or mud on a slope and just the idea scares me.  I'm sure there's a place for them but I'd probably prefer something closer to ankle high that was real soft and could be carried in a pack without taking up too much space for just the right stalking situation.  On the other hand, I already have too many things in my pack that I don't use most days afield.....  Now, if they were so thin that you could dig your toes in on a slope they'd probably do ok but not when it's very cold outside.

[TonyW]

Put a pair of thick wool socks over your boots when it's time to get sneaky. Easy to pack, easy to slip on, and works like a charm.

Stole the idea from Fred Bear.

[Mark Trego]

I used to have a pair but they would not stay up. They look nice but not very useful.

[Toecutter]

I posted this a while ago, but the stalking boots from sportsmans guide are imho the best all around stalking shoe.  Not waterproof like the claim, but still a great value and awesome feel.  Last I saw they were on sale for 24.99!!  Definitely try them, you will not be disappointed.  Those and a ghillie make you near invisible.