How do you keep your hands warm?

[wooddamon1]

Thin glove liners then either army wool gloves with shooting finger tips cut off or rag wool grippy gloves with tips cut off over my glove. I use heavier wool gloves when it gets really cold. Gonna try some Hot Hands this season as I found a stash in my gear bag.

[far rider]

Tippit's post

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[centaur]

Hands in pockets and the chem handwarmer packs.  When it is brutally cold and I am too dumb to stay home (like zero and below), I use the mittens that fold back and put a handwarmer pack in them.

[xtrema312]

Originally posted by LB_hntr:
hand muff for me too. simple to strap around your waist and stick your hands in to stay toasty warm until you need to shoot.
also wear warm gloves for hanging and droping stands and climbing stands.

That is what I do. At times I wear a thin glove on my bow hand.  As it gets colder I add the hot hands. If you keep a zip lock bag in your gear you can get a couple hunts out of a hot hands pack.

[DeerBacon]

I use a muff to. Hand warmers for cold days. Make sure the muff is big enough for hands/gloves to slip in and out easy with little movement. But not too big to be in way of shooting.

[Josh Perdue]

Thanks for all the replies. Some good ideas.

[SERGIO VENNERI]

The Eskimo's pee on their hands to warm them up.LOL Just saying!  

[old_goat2]

I've got those thin stretchy gloves that have a little pocket in the back for the hot hands, I've used them on my bow hand down into the teens, I use one of those rubber coated gloves on my bow hand, it gets colder than my draw hand. I don't have any trouble anchoring with the thin gloves.