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Christmas Gift Guide 2018
Well, folks, it’s that time of year again. As we prepare for the holiday shopping this year, our team at Modern Huntsman wanted to make a fair effort to curate a list of some of our favorite gear from some of our favorite brands to help you wade through the infinite possibilities of what to get for your favorite outdoor lover. Whether you’re shopping for the enthusiast in your life, or the weekend backyard explorer, these goods are sure to make this Christmas merry & bright!
MOTOR ROBE
Pendleton
8 x 56 Geovid HD-R 2700 Rangefinder
Leica
RAMBLER 14 OZ MUG
Pendleton
MOLESKIN JAC-SHIRT
Filson
“Big Sky Bison” Original Painting
achel Pohl
SUUNTO EDITION
VSSL Supplies
Epic Bites
EPIC Bar
Stockman Flannel Snapshirt
Howler Brothers
Lasso Hat
Seager x Stetson
MEDIUM WEEKENDER DUFFLE
Tecovas
Ravine Boots
Irish Setter
Vertix Compound Bow
Mathews
boot socks
Tecovas
All the Goodies Box
Montana Mex
TUNDRA 65 – Ducks unlimited edition
YETI
Camp Hoody
SITKA Gear
THE SOLO FIRST AID KIT
My Medic
bourbon + Rye Bundle
Oak & Eden Whiskey
CLIPPER FOLDING KNIFE
Civilware
wolf grey chair
CHAMA Chairs
Rounder Vest – Cattleman Edition
Howler Brothers
Writer’s Log Leather Notebook
Rustico
Pocket Saw
Nordic
Journeyman Backpack
Filson
Percussive Shooting Filters
Decibullz
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