finger protection

[crafty]

Originally posted by D.J. Carr:
What about in the winter, specifically the winter in the North. Hunting in temps below 20 degrees requires insulated gloves. I was contiplating 1 of 2 options. 1. wearing my shooting glove and then a loose mitten I could easily take off?, or 2. try shooting with an insulated leather, maybe deerskin glove?

Best thing i know of where cold weather bowhunting.  There are better ones made and willing to bed a site sponsor carries one but heres one from a quick search.  If you ned more warmth, throw a couple hand warmers in there too.  
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/hot-shot-text-pack-80-gram-thinsulate-insulation-handwarmer-muff-realtree-ap.aspx?a=1333010

[crafty]

Originally posted by Bladepeek:
 

Originally posted by D.J. Carr:
What about in the winter, specifically the winter in the North. Hunting in temps below 20 degrees requires insulated gloves. I was contiplating 1 of 2 options. 1. wearing my shooting glove and then a loose mitten I could easily take off?, or 2. try shooting with an insulated leather, maybe deerskin glove?

OK, call me a sissy, but I pretty much quit wearing gloves while stand hunting in the winter. I put a hand warmer in a muff on a belt around my waist (I don't like things hanging from my neck). I pull my hands out to use my binoculars or draw my bow. The rest of the time they are warmer than they would be in any gloves and I can handle the exposure for the few minutes they need to be out in the weather. I wear my regular shooting glove on my shooting hand and nothing on the other. [/b]

Beat me too it. haha

What He said.  

[centaur]

Another vote for the AL Crossover. When it is cold, I stick one of those chemical handwarmers in my coat pocket and just take my glove hand out to shoot or hold binocs. Been fine even in below zero temps.