Hunting Socks
Quiet, warm, and ready for the long sit. Our Hunting and Fishing collection is knit in Princeville, Québec in warm lambswool for cold blinds, early mornings, and long days in the bush. Wool keeps you warm even when damp, wicks moisture, and fights odour so you stay comfortable and low-scent. Every pair carries a Heat Scale rating so you can match the sock to the season.
Why choose Duray hunting socks
Made in Canada since 1939, knit in our own Québec factories from the raw wool to the finished pair.
Warm lambswool holds its heat through long, still hours in a cold blind.
Wool wicks moisture and naturally fights odour, which matters in the field.
A boot length cushions your feet and stays up inside tall hunting boots.
Find the right pair for the hunt
For the coldest sits, the Iceberg and Yeti bring the most warmth.
For active days in the bush, the Boreal and Robust balance warmth and durability.
For fishing and milder days, a lighter wool pair keeps feet dry and comfortable.
Warm, dry, and low-scent
Wool holds its warmth even when damp, so wet mornings are less of a problem.
Its natural odour resistance helps you stay low-scent on stand.
Add a thin liner underneath for extra dryness on the longest days.
Frequently asked questions
The Iceberg and Yeti carry our highest Heat Scale ratings, built in warm lambswool for cold blinds and long, still sits.
Yes. Wool holds its warmth even when damp and cushions your feet through long hours of sitting still in the cold.
Wool naturally resists odour, which helps you stay lower-scent in the field compared with synthetic or cotton socks.
A boot or over the calf length protects your shins and stays up inside tall hunting boots, with no slipping.
Turn them inside out, wash in cold water, and lay flat or tumble dry low. Skip the fabric softener, since it coats the wool.