Another day that proved to me again that money can't buy better hunting cloths than KOTM. We hunted this cat in temps in the 20s and winds gusting over 50 mph. Walking over 10 miles before the day was through, most of the time I wore just one later of KOTM wool and silk longjohns, and never got cold or damp. When we stopped, I'd throw on the high plain vest to keep from cooling down. A great hunt that could have been miserable without the right cloths!

This is my 5th nice whitetail taken with my KOM clothes that I purchased in the early 90's from an Outfitter in Indiana and are still as good today as the first time I wore them. I have a complete line of KOM clothes and would'nt hunt in anything else, they have kept me warm and dry in more bad weather than I can metion here. I call them my killin' clothes and for obvious reasons.

I harvest this 14 pointer that score 167 gross while hunting with Spring Valley Outfitters in Illinois. KOM allowed me to stay out in field longer and be able to endure a very cold and snow storm. KOM keep up the good work

Steven Curcio on right with his Uncle Anthony on the left. Alberta- November 20- December 1, 2006 There was two feet of snow on the ground and the days were averaging -25 F to -30 F with the wind. Ten hours a day in a texas tripod exposed to the elements of wind and snow K.O.M. PRICELESS!

Even though the wind was blowing, I was able to make a great quartering away shot at fifteen yards, on the ground, and eye to eye with this nice buck. Once again, I will rule the property I hunt with KOTM wools.......

I shot this buck with a .30 .30 marlin and was warm and toasty in my king of the mountain vest. thanks!

British Columbia August '06 who would have thought the temps could be in the 10's and 20's with snow? I did! The guide and outfitter almost froze and I only noticed to snicker at them. HAHAHAHAHAHA!

Last January on opening day of the Suffolk County, NY special firearms season I shot this beautiful 11 pointer after being in the woods for less than half an hour. It was my first day in the woods with King of the Mountain products (they’re not just warm but lucky too!). On that day I wore my frontier shirt and liner vest. Exactly one week later I spent all morning in a tree stand in -13 wind chill and never got cold in my standmaster bib, frontier shirt and liner jacket. Thanks King for making such a great product. By the way, that buck was my biggest ever, grossing 144 4/8 with a broken G4.

TAJIKISTAN 3/2006; AL'S WORLDWIDE ADVENTURES; 1ST DAY IBEX 365 YDS 45" (GROUP OF 90 IBEX)

TAJIKISTAN 3/2006; AL'S WORLDWIDE ADVENTURES; 1ST DAY IBEX 365 YDS 45" (GROUP OF 90 IBEX) 2ND DAY MARCO POLO 638 YDS (GROUP OF 15 RAMS) CLIENT NEAL AINSWORTH ALSO SCORED ON RAM SECOND DAY,IBEX 3RD DAY; A WORLD CLASS MTN HUNTER!!!!!