Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Micheal Cravens shares this: 

"If I had to sum up tree squirrels in one word, I would have to steal a phrase from a friend of mine, “majestic”. Some might think that this is overkill, but they would be mistaken. North American tree squirrels are truly majestic, their hardiness, acrobatics, and their huge personalities are nothing short of this. 

There are eight huntable species of tree squirrels in North America (Red squirrel, Eastern gray squirrel, Eastern fox squirrel, Mexican fox squirrel, Arizona gray squirrel, Western gray squirrel, Abert's squirrel, and Douglas squirrel). All of these provide hunters from beginner to advanced and from young to old with an experience and challenge similar to big game hunting. Sharp hearing and exquisite eyesight combined with a lofty perch can make for a challenging hunt. 

Finally, squirrel hunting cannot be mentioned without also mentioning the fine table fare they provide. Squirrel is arguably the best small game meat scurrying around our woodlands. From good old fashioned fried squirrel and gravy all the way to Squirrel A La Cocotte. Squirrel is certainly some of the finest dining our forest can provide." 

The long edge of this sticker is 5 inches. It is a high quality, heavy-duty, vinyl sticker.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Micheal Cravens says: 

"When I think of black bears, I think of wilderness. That’s because bears are synonymous with wilderness. Bears are an indicator species, when we have we have a robust population of black bears we also have healthy ecosystems. In North America, black bears are flourishing. We have more bears on the landscape today than we did 100 years ago. Managed through hunting and the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, we are able to enjoy this magnificent species on the landscape as a functioning component of intact ecosystems and also in our homes as a healthy source of protein. Bear meat is delicious and a family favorite in my home. Not only do they provide healthy meat, they also provide oil for cooking, and fine pelts that were historically used garments, blankets, various other uses."

The long edge of this sticker is 5 inches. It is a high quality, heavy-duty, vinyl sticker.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Justin Bubenik shares this:

"North American Pacific salmon draw recreational anglers from around the globe to the waters of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. While diverse in appearance, size and table fare (depending on who you ask), all five commonly recognized species exhibit native life histories that take them on journeys from their home in the freshwater to the ocean and back. 

Those that make it downstream past the obstacles in the river spend differing times in the salt, feasting on a seafood buffet, bulking up and dodging predators. Tagged salmon are regularly caught in Asian waters, with surviving brethren destined to return to their home rivers thousands of miles away where they face another journey altogether. 

The difficulty of that trip upstream for any run of salmon depends on the luck of the genetic, or geographic, draw. Some coastal systems support salmon that travel less than 10 miles to the spawning grounds and other fish of the same species endure hundreds of miles of natural and manmade barriers before they make it to their gravelly bedroom. Regardless of the motivation, the drive of these fish is enviable."

Read the rest of Justin's piece here!

The long edge of this sticker is 5 inches. It is a high quality, heavy-duty, vinyl sticker.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Justin Bubenik shares this:

"North American Pacific salmon draw recreational anglers from around the globe to the waters of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. While diverse in appearance, size and table fare (depending on who you ask), all five commonly recognized species exhibit native life histories that take them on journeys from their home in the freshwater to the ocean and back. 

Those that make it downstream past the obstacles in the river spend differing times in the salt, feasting on a seafood buffet, bulking up and dodging predators. Tagged salmon are regularly caught in Asian waters, with surviving brethren destined to return to their home rivers thousands of miles away where they face another journey altogether. 

The difficulty of that trip upstream for any run of salmon depends on the luck of the genetic, or geographic, draw. Some coastal systems support salmon that travel less than 10 miles to the spawning grounds and other fish of the same species endure hundreds of miles of natural and manmade barriers before they make it to their gravelly bedroom. Regardless of the motivation, the drive of these fish is enviable."

Read the rest of Justin's piece here!

The long edge of this sticker is 5 inches. It is a high quality, heavy-duty, vinyl sticker.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Jessi Johnson shares this excerpt: 

"I was a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep ram.  There was a time when millions of us populated this continent having crossed the Bering land bridge from Siberia some 750,000 years ago, but, as time passes, change often creates new circumstances and there are as few as 8,000 of us (3 subspecies of Bighorns. Ovis canadensis canadensis; the Rocky Mountain Bighorn, Ovis canadensis sierra; Sierra Nevada or California Bighorn, and Ovis canadensis nelson; the Desert Bighorn) left today.  

Bighorns have hacked out our existence in some of the most remote and rugged country this earth has to offer and it to these places that we are slowly returning. Fueled by conservation efforts led by hunters like the one whose hands grip my skull, the species are being slowly and deliberately recovered. And while we still face threats from diseases transferred from domestic sheep that our bodies do not understand how to fight and our habitats seem to still be shrinking, the outlook feels hopeful." 

Read the rest of Jessi's piece here!

The fabric is a blend of 60% combed cotton and 40% polyester that is soft out-of-the-box with ideal stretch for maximum comfort and fit.  Printing uses a water-based technique generating a design that is soft and pliable after one wash with no cracking over time and minimal environmental impact compared to typical petroleum-based printing processes.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Jessi Johnson shares this excerpt: 

"I was a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep ram.  There was a time when millions of us populated this continent having crossed the Bering land bridge from Siberia some 750,000 years ago, but, as time passes, change often creates new circumstances and there are as few as 8,000 of us (3 subspecies of Bighorns. Ovis canadensis canadensis; the Rocky Mountain Bighorn, Ovis canadensis sierra; Sierra Nevada or California Bighorn, and Ovis canadensis nelson; the Desert Bighorn) left today.  

Bighorns have hacked out our existence in some of the most remote and rugged country this earth has to offer and it to these places that we are slowly returning. Fueled by conservation efforts led by hunters like the one whose hands grip my skull, the species are being slowly and deliberately recovered. And while we still face threats from diseases transferred from domestic sheep that our bodies do not understand how to fight and our habitats seem to still be shrinking, the outlook feels hopeful." 

Read the rest of Jessi's piece here!

The fabric is a blend of 60% combed cotton and 40% polyester that is soft out-of-the-box with ideal stretch for maximum comfort and fit.  Printing uses a water-based technique generating a design that is soft and pliable after one wash with no cracking over time and minimal environmental impact compared to typical petroleum-based printing processes.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Jessi Johnson shares this excerpt: 

"I was a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep ram.  There was a time when millions of us populated this continent having crossed the Bering land bridge from Siberia some 750,000 years ago, but, as time passes, change often creates new circumstances and there are as few as 8,000 of us (3 subspecies of Bighorns. Ovis canadensis canadensis; the Rocky Mountain Bighorn, Ovis canadensis sierra; Sierra Nevada or California Bighorn, and Ovis canadensis nelson; the Desert Bighorn) left today.  

Bighorns have hacked out our existence in some of the most remote and rugged country this earth has to offer and it to these places that we are slowly returning. Fueled by conservation efforts led by hunters like the one whose hands grip my skull, the species are being slowly and deliberately recovered. And while we still face threats from diseases transferred from domestic sheep that our bodies do not understand how to fight and our habitats seem to still be shrinking, the outlook feels hopeful." 

Read the rest of Jessi's piece here!

The fabric is a blend of 60% combed cotton and 40% polyester that is soft out-of-the-box with ideal stretch for maximum comfort and fit.  Printing uses a water-based technique generating a design that is soft and pliable after one wash with no cracking over time and minimal environmental impact compared to typical petroleum-based printing processes.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Micheal Cravens shares this: 

"If I had to sum up tree squirrels in one word, I would have to steal a phrase from a friend of mine, “majestic”. Some might think that this is overkill, but they would be mistaken. North American tree squirrels are truly majestic, their hardiness, acrobatics, and their huge personalities are nothing short of this. 

There are eight huntable species of tree squirrels in North America (Red squirrel, Eastern gray squirrel, Eastern fox squirrel, Mexican fox squirrel, Arizona gray squirrel, Western gray squirrel, Abert's squirrel, and Douglas squirrel). All of these provide hunters from beginner to advanced and from young to old with an experience and challenge similar to big game hunting. Sharp hearing and exquisite eyesight combined with a lofty perch can make for a challenging hunt. 

Finally, squirrel hunting cannot be mentioned without also mentioning the fine table fare they provide. Squirrel is arguably the best small game meat scurrying around our woodlands. From good old fashioned fried squirrel and gravy all the way to Squirrel A La Cocotte. Squirrel is certainly some of the finest dining our forest can provide." 

The fabric is a blend of 60% combed cotton and 40% polyester that is soft out-of-the-box with ideal stretch for maximum comfort and fit.  Printing uses a water-based technique generating a design that is soft and pliable after one wash with no cracking over time and minimal environmental impact compared to typical petroleum-based printing processes.

Our Carved series is a collaboration with linoleum print artist Elyse DeLisle. She worked alongside our ambassador team to learn about the animals and their specific characteristics and habitats while traveling the American West. 

Ambassador Jessi Johnson shares this excerpt: 

"I was a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep ram.  There was a time when millions of us populated this continent having crossed the Bering land bridge from Siberia some 750,000 years ago, but, as time passes, change often creates new circumstances and there are as few as 8,000 of us (3 subspecies of Bighorns. Ovis canadensis canadensis; the Rocky Mountain Bighorn, Ovis canadensis sierra; Sierra Nevada or California Bighorn, and Ovis canadensis nelson; the Desert Bighorn) left today.  

Bighorns have hacked out our existence in some of the most remote and rugged country this earth has to offer and it to these places that we are slowly returning. Fueled by conservation efforts led by hunters like the one whose hands grip my skull, the species are being slowly and deliberately recovered. And while we still face threats from diseases transferred from domestic sheep that our bodies do not understand how to fight and our habitats seem to still be shrinking, the outlook feels hopeful." 

Read the rest of Jessi's piece here!

The fabric is a blend of 60% combed cotton and 40% polyester that is soft out-of-the-box with ideal stretch for maximum comfort and fit.  Printing uses a water-based technique generating a design that is soft and pliable after one wash with no cracking over time and minimal environmental impact compared to typical petroleum-based printing processes.