FWIW......I have a pair of those Ice Ninjas and they wouldn't be any good down to the -30 temperatures that Marty mentioned. Rubber gets cold very fast and is not a good insulator. I'm going to assume that Marty is looking for gloves with the dexterity that allows him to hang snares because work gloves are fine for just loading and unloading coyotes. I don't think that gloves warm enough that allow you to hang snares and keep your hands warm at -30 temperatures exist but maybe. In those type of temperatures I wear cotton anti contact gloves inside of mitts and if it's really cold and I'm hanging a bunch of snares I might throw in a hand warmer in each mitt.
I'm going to give these insulated mechanics gloves from Costco a shot this season. The dexterity is there but I doubt that they'll keep my hands warm enough after -20.
https://www.costco.ca/Terra-Performa...100455504.html