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"Stalk Softly and Carry a Big Stik"
Back in the early years of the last century, manufacturers of sporting goods often used poster art to advertise their products. These posters usually portrayed some sort of classic outdoor adventure, wilderness scene or a humorous situation. However, the most dramatic posters often pictured the epic struggle of the hunter and the hunted and like the old time radio programs of that era; the final outcome of the encounter was left to the imagination. What will happen in the next moments? Will the grizzly charge or...
"Close Quarters"
The second installation of our Alaska Bowhunting Supply big advanture poster art series, "Close Quarters" captures the experience of spot and stalk brown bear hunting on the beaches of Southeast Alaska. Like the legendary brown bear hunt of Fred Bear, this is the defining moment... Will the archer hit his mark? Will he have enough arrow to get the job done? Will the big brownie turn on them and...
This traditional bowhunting artwork is generated from an original commissioned by Alaska Bowhunting Supply.
"Cheatin' Death Again"
We are proud to offer the third poster in our Alaska Bowhunting Supply big adventure series.
This is true big adventure, a captivating moment frozen in time… Heavily loaded and risking all, two adventurous bowhunters run the rapids back to camp. The tension is high, no one speaks, each knowing what he has to do. With grim determination they battle the waves, maneuvering through the big chute. One wrong move and they could lose it all. The Alaskan wilderness teaches hard lessons, make a mistake and you can die. Danger is nothing new to these two, they’ve faced it before. If they make it back to camp this day, they’ll be cheatin’ death again.
This traditional bowhunting artwork is generated from an original commissioned by Alaska Bowhunting Supply.
Our big adventure posters are printed on 18” x 24”, 100 pound glossy paper and they're suitable for framing, laminating or simply nailing it to the wall of your hunting cabin.