“King’s Snow Shadow camouflage plays a major role in my success while calling predators. I know that I am concealed and the versatility of the pattern allows me to feel confident and natural while hunting in different parts of the country.”

Les Johnson – World Champion Caller, host Predator Quest TV

“My bull was living in open country with only the occasional small tree and scrub brush. My King’s Desert Shadow camo worked to perfection, concealing me from numerous nearby cows which allowed me to draw and shoot my big Arizona bull. Besides being the most comfortable camo I have ever worn, the pattern is deadly!”

Don Roach – Pending No. 5 in the world typical archery elk scoring 400 4/8 net P&Y

“To take this monarch Utah bull elk at 16 yards I had to do everything perfect, and my King’s Desert Shadow camo was a huge part of that.”

Troy Ence – Pending No. 7 in the world non-typical archery elk scoring 414 7/8 net P&Y

Getting close is the name of the game when hunting with short range weapons. My success depends on King’s Camo to get me there. Success to me is sneaking within 50 yards of this beautiful 209-inch Alberta mule deer on opening day of archery season.

Steve Alderman – Mule Deer Country
No. 2 Archery typical mule deer for Alberta

I can’t say enough good things about your camo. I have never used a pattern that will blend so well with many different backgrounds. I hunt all states from Kansas to the Olympic Rain Forest and I use only KING’S CAMO.

Thanks – Dan Jantz
Pronghorn Antelope in King’s Desert Shadow

I have used your King’s Camo for moose, deer, sheep, antelope, turkey, elk, bear, coyotes, birds of all sorts, and have found it to be the best yet.
This muskox hunt was a real test for comfort and warmth and it past in flying colors.
It worked great for wind break, and excellent for pattern in that type of terrain.
Thanks again for a great product.

Terry Ermel – High Arctic Muskox Hunt
King’s Snow Shadow Pattern and Gear

P.S. The pictures are of the 150 mile snow machine ride across the arctic ocean to the Mason river delta where we camped .
A grizzly bear had just come out of his den. The muskox I took with my bow is the one on the left. Sunset at 1:00 am in the high arctic. A ptarmigan on the tundra.

“Hands down King’s is the No. 1 camouflage for hunting the West.
No other camouflage breaks up your outline like King’s.”

Travis Holmes – DIY Public Land 230 Gross Archery Buck, Utah 2008

“Whether I am hunting the desert of Sonora, Mexico for Coues deer or the open country in Nevada for trophy mule deer, I rely on the unbelievable concealment of King’s Desert Shadow camouflage.”

- Arnold Sandoval
Outfitter and Outdoor Writer
307-inch Nevada muzzleloader cactus buck