Latex Gloves

Merlyn

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On a video on YouTube or similar I saw someone butchering a deer wearing long sleeved latex gloves. Can't find any to purchase. Anyone any ideas where they might be obtained. I have tried pond gloves etc and they are too big and floppy (I have small hands for a bloke). Tried vets examination gloves but they are too flimsy and big floppy things. Ticks are bad in this area at the moment and my last munty got its revenge.
 
On a video on YouTube or similar I saw someone butchering a deer wearing long sleeved latex gloves. Can't find any to purchase. Anyone any ideas where they might be obtained. I have tried pond gloves etc and they are too big and floppy (I have small hands for a bloke). Tried vets examination gloves but they are too flimsy and big floppy things. Ticks are bad in this area at the moment and my last munty got its revenge.
Are these in the ball park?
 
As mentioned above - examination gloves with nitrile gloves over the top if necessary..

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I use vets examination gloves & then put a normal latex glove on as well - a bit OTT but saves tick bites and having to take my coat off and then freezing on a Scottish hillside after hinds
Sounds right. Anything is OK as long as it keeps the ticks out.
 
Are these in the ball park?
This is crazy as I get my ordinary gloves from Workwear. It is managed by a wildfowling friend of mine and their shop is just fifteen minutes away. Will definately try these.
 
On a video on YouTube or similar I saw someone butchering a deer wearing long sleeved latex gloves. Can't find any to purchase. Anyone any ideas where they might be obtained. I have tried pond gloves etc and they are too big and floppy (I have small hands for a bloke). Tried vets examination gloves but they are too flimsy and big floppy things. Ticks are bad in this area at the moment and my last munty got its revenge.
Lambing gloves are long arm but not very tight and def not latex.
 
I use disposable arm sleeves with gloves, Just saves the sleeve of your jacket getting covered, Always have a couple in my pocket
That is the ones I use as well, brilliant.
 
Gloves no matter how long will only reduce the number of ticks. It will not stop them all only a visual check and remove.....even that not 100% some little bas seems to make it through. The vets gloves are good for keeping your jacket clean on a quick gralloch
 
I wear long nitrile gloves (two or three inches longer than normal) then sleeve protectors, all available on Amazon
 
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