After days of waiting, the dream buck you've seen strutting down the field's edge finally comes into range. Decades of conservation efforts have brought this deer species back from the brink and for that, we are thankful. After the photos are taken, the meat's processed, and freezer's filled, the bounty will be enjoyed over the following months. Antlers are all that remain after the meat is gone, and you admire your whitetail's iconic skull during moments of reflection long after he's been eaten up. Remember those bucks from years past every time you wear this Hunt to Eat design.

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.

There are many reasons for you to hunt but at the end of the day sharing your bounty with family, friends, and community is tops.  Any way you slice it, you can't go wrong with venison!

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.

Bowhunting technology has come a long ways. The Archer's Evolution, while completely theoretical, pays homage to hunting methods old and new. What's next for bowhunting? We've got no clue. But archers everywhere can acknowledge their past and dream of the future when wearing this design.

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.

Bowhunting technology has come a long ways. The Archer's Evolution, while completely theoretical, pays homage to hunting methods old and new. What's next for bowhunting? We've got no clue. But archers everywhere can acknowledge their past and dream of the future when wearing this design.

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.

• This sweatshirt will shrink in the wash. 
• Heavy Weight
•  52/48 cotton/polyester
• Generous fit
• Fleece-lined hood
• Split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
• Twill neck tape
• 1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
• Nickel eyelets
• Tearaway label

The story starts to unfold when you retrieve an arrow loosed at your quarry. The texture, color, and amount of blood give you distinct clues to understand if you have made a good shot. This integral part of the hunt deserved to be showcased in our signature line up of designs. 

Thanks to Ambassador Michael Stepp for bringing this design to life.

 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. 

The story starts to unfold when you retrieve an arrow loosed at your quarry. The texture, color, and amount of blood give you distinct clues to understand if you have made a good shot. This integral part of the hunt deserved to be showcased in our signature line up of designs. 

Thanks to Ambassador Michael Stepp for bringing this design to life.

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.

• This sweatshirt will shrink in the wash. 
• Heavy Weight
•  52/48 cotton/polyester
• Generous fit
• Fleece-lined hood
• Split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
• Twill neck tape
• 1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
• Nickel eyelets
• Tearaway label

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Inspired by the famous Hank Shaw cookbook Buck, Buck, Moose. 

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.

Inspired by the famous Hank Shaw cookbook Buck, Buck, Moose. 

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.

If you know coastal vs inland Blacktail Deer hunting then you know just what each type of terrain does to the character of the deer's antlers. On the coast, as the deer wander through the tight understory filled with thickets so tight you'd have to cut your way through, the antlers grow tall and narrow. Inland the deer have room to roam with open grass-covered hills. In California, this split happens roughly along  Highway 101. 

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.

There comes a moment in every hunter's life when they, unfortunately, run into a deer when they just aren't prepared. Their focus has dwindled, they are eating a snack, they're tired with downcast eyes, or they just stumble into a deer. The next thing they see is the meal of a lifetime turning and flippin' tail across the fence and into the next lot over. And that's why they call it hunting.

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.

The subtle left chest Knives Icon with the most iconic deer species in the USA on the back. After days of waiting, the dream buck you've seen strutting down the field's edge finally comes into range. Decades of conservation efforts have brought this deer species back from the brink and we are all thankful. After the photos are taken, the meat processed, and freezer filled, the bounty will be enjoyed over the following months. Antlers are all that remain after the meat is gone, and you admire your whitetail's iconic skull during moments of reflection long after he's been eaten up. Remember those bucks from years past every time you wear this Hunt to Eat design.

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.

After days of waiting, the dream buck you've seen strutting down the field's edge finally comes into range. Decades of conservation efforts have brought this deer species back from the brink and for that, we are thankful. After the photos are taken, the meat's processed, and freezer's filled, the bounty will be enjoyed over the following months. Antlers are all that remain after the meat is gone, and you admire your whitetail's iconic skull during moments of reflection long after he's been eaten up. Remember those bucks from years past every time you wear this Hunt to Eat design.

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.

The subtle left chest Knives Icon with the most iconic deer species in the USA on the back. After days of waiting, the dream buck you've seen strutting down the field's edge finally comes into range. Decades of conservation efforts have brought this deer species back from the brink and we are all thankful. After the photos are taken, the meat processed, and freezer filled, the bounty will be enjoyed over the following months. Antlers are all that remain after the meat is gone, and you admire your whitetail's iconic skull during moments of reflection long after he's been eaten up. Remember those bucks from years past every time you wear this Hunt to Eat design.

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.

• This sweatshirt will shrink in the wash. 
• Heavy Weight
•  52/48 cotton/polyester
• Generous fit
• Fleece-lined hood
• Split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
• Twill neck tape
• 1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
• Nickel eyelets
• Tearaway label

At the beginning of every season, the only thing you might have left after the freezer has been eaten clean are antlers. They hold the stories of time spent with good friends in wild places. Of course, you can't eat the antlers, but they often represent how hunters show their accomplishments long after the meat has been consumed. The color spectrum of this design represents the early morning or late evening of a midwestern field. 

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.

After days of waiting, the dream buck you've seen strutting down the field's edge finally comes into range. Decades of conservation efforts have brought this deer species back from the brink and for that, we are thankful. After the photos are taken, the meat's processed, and freezer's filled, the bounty will be enjoyed over the following months. Antlers are all that remain after the meat is gone, and you admire your whitetail's iconic skull during moments of reflection long after he's been eaten up. Remember those bucks from years past every time you wear this Hunt to Eat design.

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.

• This sweatshirt will shrink in the wash. 
• Heavy Weight
•  52/48 cotton/polyester
• Generous fit
• Fleece-lined hood
• Split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
• Twill neck tape
• 1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
• Nickel eyelets
• Tearaway label

Get this whitetail antler sticker to match your new shirt! Now you can represent with stickers on your truck, cooler, water bottle, gun case or anywhere you want to stick it.

At the beginning of every season, the only thing you might have left after the freezer has been eaten clean are antlers. They hold the stories of time spent with good friends in wild places. Of course, you can't eat the antlers, but they often represent how hunters show their accomplishments long after the meat has been consumed. The color spectrum of this design represents the early morning or late evening of a midwestern field. 

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