Gloves when using arrow release?

[Sogseal]

Curious what everyone is doing to keep their hands warm now that the temperature is decreasing when using a release? I have trouble using the release with thicker gloves on so I have a pair of the cheap tight cotton ones and cut the fingers off...but they aren't too warm and do nothing for staying dry.

Thx

[MLayden]

I use a thin pair of gloves, then a thick pair of winter socks over top that I remove when I pick up my bow to shoot. Works quite well for me.


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[calgarychef]

Take your mitts off to shoot anything, gun or bow. My buddies laugh at me, the mitts start flying when I’m getting down to business.

[ramonmark]

I usually keep my release hand in my pocket until I need it. If its really cold I have a pouch that i wear around my waist and I put my hands in there with a pocket warmer or two. I use that set up for waterfowl and rifle season as well. When I'm stalking I've never really noticed the cold. I think the adrenaline keeps that at bay.

[lastlatvian]

I use those finger tip gloves with a fold over mitt that velcros back. Work wells for my truball release and rifle.

[Big Sky]

Golf gloves work well. The leather is thin and barely noticeable.
In single digit temps, for bowhunting from a tree stand, I'll wear one on my bow hand. Release hand can stay in a pocket if it is feeling chilly.

That said, not everyone feels the cold the same.