In the beautiful mountains of Northern California just south of Eureka, the Columbia Blacktail buck ran in to my arrow! Shot on Nov. 25th. Clean kill with one arrow...Thanks King, the vest was perfect for the cool mornings and moderate mid-days!

Here is a picture of a buffalo that I shot on a very cold, windy morning in South Park, Colorado in November 2005. My KOM clothing kept me very warm and comfortable stalking in for the shot. I used a 57# longbow that I made this year with Gary Bohachek, a 630 grain Carbon Express Heritage 250 with a 2 Blade Magnus and a 100 grain insert. Complete pass-through the rib cage with the arrow sticking in the dirt as the bull ran away.

After getting my Kansas whitetail I headed back to Colo. to sit a hot scrape line along the Platte River. On the 3rd day This 5x5 155 PY (gross) comes by @ 24 yards, the deer took a carbon express arrow,tipped with a razorcap ,in the heart. Nathan L. Andersohn, Esq Senior Member P&Y

Stalking the Avalanche Chutes of Mount Gunnison with my Friend Dan Toothaker of Elk Basin Outfitters made for another Special Day in the Beautiful Colorado Mountains !

My then 5 year old son Hunter with his very first Deer. Taken on a cold November day in Alabama in 2002.

Hunting Colorado's 2004 2nd Rifle Season with my Friend and Outfitter Dan Toothaker of Elk Basin Outfitters once again. A Majestic 7x7 taken on opening morning. Dreams are made of this...

My King of the mountain clothes allowed me to hunt in sub-zero conditions in the Colorado high country calling in and taking one of many wiley coyotes. Thanks King!!

On my 2004 elk hunt with Ron Dube in Wyoming, my KOTM gear kept me warm and dry in temperatures ranging from the mid 70s to the low 20s. Truly amazing gear worth every penny, and hunting with Ron in Wyoming is the experience of a lifeftime!

You can't be hunting ALL the time.

I love my King of the Mountain Bushman shirt. Western Alaska 2002.