My First elk and first mule deer.  Taken in GMU 39 in Colorado hunting near Mt Evans.  Shot both animals off your shooting sticks and loved the product and the confidence it gave me for the shot.  

 I had really only hunted whitetail in South Texas out of blinds and tripods where its easy to have a solid rest.  Hunting out west, I quickly saw you needed to have a way to get a quick shot in versatile terrain and the sticks made for an excellent rest all over the mountains.

A successful hunt begins with thorough preparation,

Kodiak, Alaska--that wondrous mystical island home to the largest brown bears in the world--became my home for an early spring bow hunt in 2012. My #1 bucket list hunt began as a dream that eventually evolved into a reality. For years I read about other hunters, looking at their pictures in magazines as they smiled behind their big bears. I wished it could be me. But I wasn’t sure if I would really be able to make it happen. But, as you can see, that’s me in the picture. Me! I did it! The brown bear in the picture squared 9’6,” scored a 28 5/8” (green) skull, and has superb dark fur that will make a magnificent standing mount. Good thing I have a vaulted ceiling in my man room.

Dear Crooker Horn Team,

 I wanted to share with you some of the details of the last hunt I went on. My brother drew an Elk Tag for Northern Nevada 2011 season. My buddy Craig and I drove from Southern Utah up to Elko Nevada to join the hunt. We camped up near the Idaho border for the hunt. Wayne (my bro) Craig and I set up camp, and then set out to begin locating Elk. All three of us were using your Bino system and your Bino shield. Bino shield is awesome to keep the dust and dirt out of Optics while riding ATV's. We were glassing from vantage points into areas known to have really good populations of Elk; some of the areas were 3+ miles away from our vantage point... This being said we spent several hours behind our binoculars and spotting scopes, which made it nice having our binoculars on our Bino systems, we didn't experience the normal fatigue we would have with just a normal neck strap.

Just a quick note to say hello .I was writing about the Master Guide pack that I have used for the last 9 plus years. It has preformed flawless for me on 32 elk, 26 deer,16 antelope & 7 sheep hunts in several countries, & also all kinds of harsh weather. I have tested this to the max, & it is something that I can always count on.

GOAL ZERO SOLAR WORKS!!!  We have been outfitters and guides in Northeastern Nevada operating specifically in the Jarbidge Wilderness.  We have always been users of white gas lighting and propane heating until 2010 when we were introduced to Goal 0 Solar lighting.  It surpassed our expectations on the quality of the product, lighting and durability.