Decoy gloves

Im also 6'5 and wear these.....best pair I've ever owned. Use them for picking up a lot of times whenever it's cold outside, or for mudding in my layout blind each fall. I don't like neoprene decoy gloves...hands start to sweat a bit in em, and then my fingertips freeze.

https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Weather-Thinsulate-Gloves-330/dp/B0017QFDQW

 

Over cheap wool liners when it's really cold. At $4 a pair for the utility gloves and not much more for the liners, I've got pairs stashed everywhere I'm apt to want them: boat, blind, truck and field day pack.

(Cut the notches in their sleeves to simplify slipping them on for quick tasks, like accepting wet birds from the dog, that I might otherwise not bother with gloves for.)

 

Insulated Atlas Crabber gloves

 

Crabbers gloves

 

This is the type of glove I use also.

 

Yup!! The Atlas 460 gloves are the best.
I like that they are orange that way I don't have to worry about misplacing them.

 

Instead the atlas menards had blue wells lamont brand for about ten bucks just as good as the crabbers ones my buddy has

 

Harbor Freight has a Atlas 460 clone by Hardy for $8. Coupled with Army surplus wool gloves, they're pretty warm but don't expect a lot of dexterity.