I weigh 165-170 and always seem to carry 30-40 lbs of camera gear, etc. in the winter. Bought a pair of Tubbs Sierras some years back for getting around in deep fresh powder and have been mostly pleased with them. They're probably overkill for occasional casual use though.(30" x9" deck, aluminum bearpaw design with plastic webbing, toe and heel crampons, Q/R bindings. Cost $275, if I remember.)
Choice boils down to several factors: your weight, How much you intend to pack, terrain and snow conditions. And for bindings, boot type. If you can, rent some webs first, and use them in the kind of conditions you'll typically encounter, and you'll end up making a much more educated purchase.
If that's not possible, keep in mind that any pair of snowshoes will still sink down several feet in fresh deep powder.
Bunch of quality brands have cropped up just in the past 10 years or so. Steer clear of the racing/running types. You'll probably want to err on the side of more deck rather than less, for hunting.
No matter what you get, it's still going to be a highly aerobic activity. Beats post-holing up to your neck though.
LionHo