From the earliest days, hunting has been woven into the human story. It’s how families survived, how cultures thrived, and how traditions were born. Today, it remains one of the purest ways to connect with nature—teaching patience, responsibility, and respect for the animals we pursue.

Each season brings its own rhythm and meaning:
- Deer season calls for patience and reverence.

-Duck season brings early mornings, the sound of wings, and skillful calls across the water.
-Dove season is the kickoff—family, friends, and fellowship under wide-open skies.
-Turkey season tests the hunter’s wits against one of the sharpest birds in the woods.
-Pheasant season means wide fields, flushing birds, and working dogs at their best.

These moments are more than hunts—they are milestones of the year, lived and remembered with those who matter most.

Our name reflects what hunting means to us. The crown stands for the antlers, the reward and respect of the chase. The country stands for the land, the lifestyle, and the people who keep these traditions alive.

Our hats are made to carry that spirit—gear that goes from the blind to the backroads, from the woods to the campfire. They’re a badge of pride for hunters who know that hunting isn’t just something we do—it’s who we are.