Sodhopper moccasins offers a sole made of tire crumbs and Barge cement that you can apply yourself. G. Fred mentions the same type of sole in his book on stillhunting. I tried it on a cheap pair of Ataska mocs that I had and it definitely helps with traction and also makes the bottom more water resistant. I looked at lots of different mocs and I think the Arrow are the best for the money. They are very well made and would probably last years. If you applied the tire crumb sole they would be even better in my opinion.
I needed a custom fit because of foot problems, so I went with the Russell minimalist design with a thin Newporter sole and could not be happier. I wear them year around for work, too, though, so I'm not just buying an expensive hunting boot that I only wear a few times a year.