Irish Setter Wingshooter 894


By Elliott Hillock  //  Photo Josh Abel


You know the feeling of waking up in the morning and thinking: man, this bed feels amazingly comfy? It’s like that, but for your feet.  When you’re logging miles in the field, your feet will stay dry while the prairie sole lets you easily slip through upland grasses. Treating yourself to a pair of these boots should also have you feeling philanthropic.  Irish Setter is a national sponsor of Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever, the nation’s largest nonprofit dedicated to upland habitat conservation.

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