SNAPSHOTS OF THE BACKCOUNTRY THAT ARE FOREVER ENGRAINED INTO OUR MEMORIES!

Bear hunting in the alpine wilderness of Washington State
Bowhunting elk in September
Bowhunting mule deer in high country burns
Notched tags after a great mule deer hnt in Washington state
Packing out a muley buck off public land in Idaho
Backcountry deer scouting in August in the Idaho mountains
Initial Ascent Day Pack on the way to the morning glassing point
The Tricer AD tripod is our go to tripod for all backcountry hunts
Big bull down in Idaho
Big six point bull being packed out in an Initial Ascent IA3K pack
Setting up a cow decoy for calling herd bulls is a secret weapon
Packing out a 350" bull off public land in Idaho
Late season mule deer hunting is a game of patience and determination.
Giant Idaho bull on the Initial Ascent IA3K pack system. Kryptek Traverse merinos were the life saving clothing on this hunt
Hunting late season mule deer in the rut can be full of adverse weather
Hunting with family is always a staple for us in the fall. Take your kids hunting.
Getting a muley buck back to the razor is a feeling that can never be replaced
Crispi Gaiters are the new team favorite for keeping your pants protected and dry in the fall
Glassing for Idaho backcountry bears in the Spring. Initial Ascent Pack System
The Tipi of choice in the backcountry of Idaho is the PEAX Solitude
Glassing off the ridgetops for some roaming spring bruins in the idaho backcountry
Breaking up your outline while calling in a bull can be a huge factor in closing the distance to make a shot
The slayer elk call line up are the calls that we just cant live without.
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Glassing for elk in the late season
Late season bull
Kryptek Camo is the best camo on the market
We love when it snows in the idaho highcountry
Giant landscape over miles of broken terrain, glassing for some rutting bucks
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