Thin hunting gloves?

[Rob W.]

Every year I buy a pair of thin gloves with grippy stuff on the palms. I wear them the whole season and always have to replace the next year. I'm just wondering what you guys are wearing?

[Gen273]

Interesting question, I have been in a search of a good tight fitting pair of thin gloves as well. As a matter of fact, I believe that gloveless hands is what busted me while drawing on a turkey yesterday evening.

I will be watching this thread.

[dagwood64]

I just use the old Jersey gloves, with the first 3 fingers cut off for the release, in dark brown. I add a hand muff when it gets cold.

[reddogge]

It is very important to have those big white hands covered when drawing on animals. I use brown cotton jersey with fingers cut off on glove hand and an old cotton camo glove with rubber grippers on the bow hand. I know, I know, I don't match but it keeps bow from slipping.

[lilbobby]

I use the military wool liner gloves (green), which has worked very well for me. I usually cut three fingers out at the first knuckle for my glove. I threw away my first pair last year after 12 years of use, but I alternate pairs after each hunt.

[STICKBENDER98]

Brown or camo jersey gloves with 3 fingers cut off on my shooting hand, hand warmers in my pockets when it get cold.

[Pointer]

Rob..I several years ago I found some thin deer skin gloves made by Stanley at Home Depot of all places. Been using them for years

[Pat B]

I use brown or camo jersey gloves and have for years. I also have 2 pairs of Spanofloge(sp) gloves I got from 3 Rivers. I also cut 3 fingers out of  the right hand and use a Damascus shooting glove.

[DennyK]

I use a pair of plumber & electrician utility gloves, black in color, good grip and you can pick a dime up with them. Can use my Black Widow tab without any issues.

[Roadkill]

military pilot nomex gloves.  leather palm side and nomex outsides-fit like skin

[hitman]

I have a pair if thin camo gloves with the little rubber nubs.

[Rob W.]

Roadkill, I like the idea of the pilots gloves. I may give that a try.

[Stone Knife]

I wear fingerless rag wool gloves with the little gripper dots on them.

[panhandleokie]

I use either a black/brown shooting glove on both hands. Most of my hunting is spot and stalk. The gloves help with shooting and do a very good job keeping cactus thorns nada sandburrs out of my hands. I have also used thin deer skin driver gloves found in most farm and ranch stores.

[Roger Norris]

Try golf gloves...

[tracker12]

I like the Under Armor gloves. I have Black for the blind and camo  for the trees.

[inrut]

I have been using the gloves in the link for about 15 years. They come in camo too.
http://www.mechanix.com/the-original

[Archie]

I use those mechanic gloves too, in camo.  Only cut off the tip of my index finger on the drawing hand, to touch my top tooth where I anchor.  I shoot with a tab.

[Cowboy Al]

I use a light mechanic's glove. They have a slippery surface (similar to fine leather) but I find they allow me to "feel" the string without shredding my fingers after a days shooting. I much prefer them to the 3 finger leather glove I used to shoot with. Plus I like to care my recurve into November and it provides my string hand some protection from the elements.

[backyardbowhunter]

I have used calf leather roping gloves for years. They are thin, yet warm. I make them camo with some leather dye. I get them a little tight and then wear them in. Got a 5 pack at the farm show for $20.00.