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07/14/2026

Yesterday, President Trump signed proclamations that reduced the size of two of America’s most iconic national monuments: Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah. Together, those changes removed monument protections from nearly three million acres, reducing the protected areas by roughly 90 percent. Supporters argue this restores multiple-use management and local control, while opponents warn it opens the door to mining, drilling, and other development in landscapes that were previously protected. Legal challenges are already expected because the scope of a president’s authority to shrink national monuments remains disputed.

For me, this conversation is bigger than Utah. It’s about the future of America’s public lands. It’s about places like the Boundary Waters, our national forests, our BLM lands, and the wild landscapes that belong to every American, not just those who can afford private ranches or exclusive clubs.

Public land is the great equalizer. Whether you’re wealthy or barely scraping by, you have the opportunity to hunt, fish, hike, camp, ride horses, or simply sit beside a river and experience something bigger than yourself. That access is one of the most uniquely American ideas we have.

This is also a socioeconomic issue. If access to nature becomes increasingly privatized, the people who lose the most are ordinary families, young hunters, anglers, and future generations who deserve the same opportunities many of us grew up with.

And healthy public lands aren’t just about recreation. Large, connected landscapes support migration corridors, clean water, biodiversity, and resilient wildlife populations. Conservation isn’t about locking people out, it’s about ensuring these places remain healthy enough to support both wildlife and people for generations to come.

No matter where you fall politically, I hope we can agree on one thing: once wild places are fragmented or developed, it’s incredibly difficult, and sometimes impossible, to get them back. Stewardship is one of the greatest responsibilities we have, because we aren’t just borrowing these lands from the past, we’re holding them in trust for the future.

07/08/2026

I’ve always believed that how we dress is a form of art.

Not because we owe anyone a certain look, but because every choice we make is a small act of self-expression. The hat you reach for, the boots you’ve worn for years, the feather plume, the jewelry that reminds you of a place or a person, they all tell a story before you ever say a word.

I actually laughed when I put this trucker hat on because I immediately felt more like myself. It’s amazing how one accessory can shift your whole mood. It wasn’t about looking “better.” It was about looking more like me.

I’ve never been interested in chasing trends. I’d much rather build a style that reflects the life I actually live, horses, hunting, mountains, public lands, handmade pieces, and things with a story behind them. My favorite accessories aren’t valuable because they’re expensive. They’re valuable because they mean something.

That’s one of the reasons I love creating for Spruced Plume. Every feather carries a history, every piece is one of a kind, and every customer styles it differently. The same plume can look completely different depending on who’s wearing it, because personal style is part of the artwork too.

I hope you wear what makes you feel the most like yourself. I think that’s where the real beauty is.

There are moments when I have to stop and appreciate this incredible little community we’ve built together.When I starte...
07/02/2026

There are moments when I have to stop and appreciate this incredible little community we’ve built together.

When I started Spruced Plume, I wasn’t just hoping to make beautiful pieces. I was hoping to find people who understood the mission behind them. People who believe in honoring the animals that feed us, whole animal utilization, craftsmanship, and creating something meaningful from what might otherwise go unused.

You have given me exactly that.

Thank you for showing up, for supporting a small business, for asking thoughtful questions, for sharing my work, and for creating a space where conversations about hunting, conservation, and the outdoors are met with curiosity and respect. It means more than you know.

As a small thank you, I’ll be releasing a new collection on Thursday, July 9, and I can’t wait to share these one-of-a-kind pieces with you. Every feather, every hide, and every design carries a story, and I’m so grateful you’ve chosen to be part of mine.

Thank you for making Spruced Plume what it is.

📸 Brenna Bagley | Adventure Elopement Photographer

One of the questions I get asked the most is, “Where can I find a good cowboy hat that won’t completely empty my wallet?...
07/01/2026

One of the questions I get asked the most is, “Where can I find a good cowboy hat that won’t completely empty my wallet?”

While there are certainly heirloom-quality hats worth investing in, I know not everyone is ready to spend that kind of money, especially if you’re just getting into the western world or you’re looking for an everyday hat you won’t be afraid to wear.

I’ve really been enjoying my Tailor Hat. It’s comfortable, holds its shape well, and has become one I’ve reached for often. If you’ve been on the hunt for an affordable cowboy or cowgirl hat, I think they’re worth checking out.

Even better, Tailor Hats is currently doing a Red, White & Brim Giveaway where one lucky winner gets to choose a red, white, or blue hat. If you’ve been thinking about adding one to your collection, this is a pretty fun opportunity.

Head over to and find their giveaway post to enter. Best of luck, and if you end up winning, I expect to see your new hat out making memories instead of sitting on a shelf.

📸 TD | Western+Outdoor+Adventure - if you aren’t following this account, do yourself a favor and check it out. TD’s content is INCREDIBLE!

06/29/2026

There is something incredibly special about creating pieces that are meant to be worn, lived in, and loved.

Seeing Lainey Wilson wearing one of my Spruced Plume truckers again is such a fun reminder that handmade pieces can have a life well beyond the day they arrive. Knowing it’s become part of her rotation is the biggest compliment I could ask for.

Every Spruced Plume piece is handcrafted from sustainably sourced feathers and hide through my commitment to whole animal utilization. No two are ever exactly alike, and each one carries its own story.

Thank you, Lainey Wilson , for continuing to give this trucker so much life. Seeing my work out in the world never gets old.

06/21/2026

RAFFLE TIME

This hat band marks the end of a chapter.

It is the final band in this series, featuring sage grouse feathers—a native bird that I have very limited access to. What makes this piece especially meaningful is that every major element was sourced right here in Wyoming. The sage grouse and pheasant were hunted in Wyoming, the elk hide was harvested from an elk I hunted in Wyoming, and the deer hide capping the band was also hunted in Wyoming.

To close out the series, I used the last of these vintage sterling silver and turquoise conchos, making this a truly one-of-a-kind piece that can never be recreated exactly.

Raffle Details:
• $25 = 1 entry
• $100 = 5 entries

The raffle will run through July 1, and the winner will be announced that afternoon.

To enter:
Venmo:

Please put “RAFFLE” in the notes along with how you would like me to contact you if you win.

Don’t have Venmo? Send me a DM and I can arrange payment through my website.

Thank you all for supporting small-batch, mission-driven work and helping me celebrate the close of this special collection.

🎥 Perennial West- Trissta
💃🏻 Olivia Witt

06/19/2026

Well, we have another chapter coming to a close.

This will be the last hat band made from this Concho series. I do hope to source a similar set someday, but with silver prices where they are right now, finding pieces of this size at a reasonable cost has become increasingly difficult.

I do have one more Concho set tucked away, and when that band is finished, it will mark the end of another style as well. I think it might be fun to raffle that final piece off when the time comes. There’s something special about celebrating the close of a chapter, especially when you know it won’t be repeated.

This is one of the things I love most about the work I do. Everything is made in limited quantities and small batches. Even when I revisit a style, like my feathered truckers, I can never recreate the exact same piece twice and I don’t try to.

Beyond the mission behind Spruced Plume, that uniqueness is what makes the work so meaningful. Every piece is truly one of a kind, created in honor of the hunt, whole animal utilization, and the animals that feed me. It’s my way of creating wearable art while pursuing a lifestyle rooted in sustainability, respect, and intention.

Last night I hosted my very first magnetic plume workshop in my new workspace in Jackson, Wyoming, and I had such a wond...
06/18/2026

Last night I hosted my very first magnetic plume workshop in my new workspace in Jackson, Wyoming, and I had such a wonderful time.

A huge thank you to Jennifer and Cathie for spending the evening creating with me. One of the things I loved most about keeping the group small was the opportunity to slow down, chat, share stories, and provide a more individualized experience throughout the workshop. It felt less like a class and more like an evening spent creating together.

The experience confirmed something I’ve been thinking about for a while: small-group workshops are something I would love to continue offering. Going forward, I will be opening up opportunities for private groups to book workshops on dates that work best for them, whether it’s a gathering of friends, family, coworkers, or a special occasion.

I also heard from many of you who wanted to attend but live out of state, were traveling, or simply couldn’t make the date work. Because of that enthusiasm, I am actively working on a virtual workshop option so that more people can participate, regardless of where they live.

I am excited to continue growing this side of Spruced Plume and creating opportunities for people to learn a new skill, spend time in community, and leave with something they made themselves. Thank you to everyone who has expressed interest so far. More to come soon.

One of my favorite things about the magnetic plumes and magnetic feather lapel pieces I make is that they’re really one ...
06/17/2026

One of my favorite things about the magnetic plumes and magnetic feather lapel pieces I make is that they’re really one and the same. A plume can live on your cowboy or cowgirl hat one day, become a wedding lapel accessory the next, and if you’re feeling particularly creative, even serve as the fanciest magnet on your refrigerator.
The magnetic backing is what makes it all possible. No pins, no holes, no damage to your felt hats, jackets, vests, or clothing. Just a secure hold and the freedom to move your piece wherever you’d like. The only place I don’t recommend putting one? The hood of your truck. They’ll hold, but the wear and tear of the road is a little more adventure than they were designed for.
I’m especially excited because tomorrow I’ll be hosting my very first in-person workshop in my Jackson, Wyoming workspace. It feels like the perfect way to christen the space and share the process behind these pieces with the attendees.
And for those who wanted to attend but live out of town, in another state, or simply have other plans, I have good news: the virtual workshop has officially moved beyond the idea stage. A virtual workshop with a kit option is in the works, and this is your official teaser.
For now, all I ask is a little patience. More details are coming, and I can’t wait to create with you wherever you are.

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