What kind of gloves do you prefer for land trapping? Looking to try something different this year and looking for opinions. Thanks.

I buy the nitrle dipped cloth gloves at home depot they are the palm and finger dipped ones buck a pair

Deer hide leather

Brown cotton... $9/ dozen pr.

Box of 50 heavy duty nitrile (black ones) at Harbor Freight for 10 to 12 bucks a box.

Kinko, leather driver glove

The cheapest leather gloves at the store. I go through a couple pairs a season. Our rocks are pretty sharp.

these are snug enough to feel what i'm doing and are only $2/pr

I use leather work gloves ($48 dozen) add a thin wool liner in cold weather

X2 leather work gloves but with thinsult. I've been pricked with cacti and the trap to many times that no other gloves compare.

This is what I use. They hold up well. You don't have to worry about mud, blood or any other contamination. Put on a new pair as needed.

IMO this is the best way to go.

Can you take these off and get them back on, or are they only a one time shot like skinning gloves?

Can you take these off and get them back on, or are they only a one time shot like skinning gloves? [/quote]

Yes you can. I put on a new pair of gloves every day.

The cheap brown jersey gloves from tractor supply.Less than 10 bucks a dozen and you can usually wash them a couple times before their shot.

X3 on the 9mil nitril gloves. Change when needed, and dirty ones are used in the skinning shed.

I use an old pair of my patrol gloves for the majority of the year. Easy to slip on and off, washable and able to do things that require a little finesse without having to take off the gloves. Every now and then I'll throw on a pair of nitrile gloves when needed under either pair.



When it's brick outside, I wear kinco, pretty warm glove.


Pvc coated knit wrist gloves get a fair shake on the line as well. Come in handy when I'm dealing with a wet environment due to the elements.



Leather gloves are used as well, they all have a spot in the "favorite" category at the time of the task, just depends on what that task is.

We use gardening gloves and / or leather work gloves.

These. They keep my hands dry and can feel what I'm doing.

2X breathable and scent blocking the best of both worlds!

Big game gut gloves have been the best I found, I have insulated and non insulated. Easy to work in and take off and last several years for me.