I know.......were talkin elevation though(LOL)

My good buddy Robert from Canada has sent me a photo in the Yukon while sheep hunting. I ask him for a photo while using a Kanati bow Quiver for the web site. I believe this is the highest I've seen our product used other than when I was headin to Erie Pa at 28000 feet in a plane. Anybody have any high mountain hunt pics to post? Thought this one was really neat.

I can hardly breathe just looking at that pic!

Great pic. Who fetches the arrow if you miss?

Alaska last year.

Colorado 2008.

http://www.tradgang.com/upload/charlie/Olycreek.jpg            

What beautiful pictures!  My nose started bleeding by the second one.

Next time I'm out west hunting I have to do this -- take a photo at full-draw at timberline.

Last week in Colorado.  Up near 11,000 feet.

No contest here. Those are definitely higher than my Missouri Ozarks treestands.

AWESOME PICTURES GUYS.......Randy

John, thats an awsome photo as well as the others, but I think you probably know Who's been the highest useing your products. LOL Don

Awesome pics.Thanks for sharing

So John......you never said what the elevation was at when that pic was taken.

QuoteOriginally posted by Clint B.:
No contest here. Those are definitely higher than my Missouri Ozarks treestands.

You and me both!
I have had a pretty high view from atop some of the bluffs here along the river, but it doesn't do any good to try and bowhunt from up there, just a nice view is all.

Now those are some breath taking photos! Not to mention the air being thinner up that high anyway!    Thanks for the pics!

Montana 2010. Just a good pic of the bow quiver in paradise!

 

LOL lets see my stands are 12-15ft off the ground. Combine that with the local elevation, would put me........ at 18-20 feet total elevation LOL.

Those are some cool pics guys. Other than the airplane ride, about 17 feet is the higest my Kanati Quivers ride.

Mike G.

I have swiped your pic for the web site if thats ok?

Did you guys loose them arrows or are you just posin' for the pictures?

I'd be tempted to let one fly. One would never stay in the air so long...