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There seems to be a shift happening. More and more people are asking where things come from, who made them, and whether ...
08/04/2026

There seems to be a shift happening. More and more people are asking where things come from, who made them, and whether their purchases actually align with the values they hold.

I love that.

Spruced Plume was never created to chase trends (but I’ll hop on this one). It was built on the belief that the things we own can have meaning. That craftsmanship matters. That the stories behind the materials matter. That honoring an animal means using as much of it as possible instead of letting beautiful natural resources go to waste.

Every feather I use has a story. Every piece is made by hand. No mass production. No dyed feathers. No mystery supply chain. Just thoughtfully sourced materials transformed into something that can be worn and appreciated for years.

Maybe it’s kinda chic to know your artist. To support small businesses with a mission. To buy less, but buy better. To choose craftsmanship over convenience. And maybe the coolest thing of all is wearing something that actually means something.

I’m here for that.

📸 Bunni Bishop

08/04/2026

BRITTANY ALDEAN wearing a Spruced Plume Concho Hatband to complete the look! I’d say she has excellent taste.

Maybe it’s the full moon. Maybe it’s something in the water. Maybe it’s just the season of life we’re all in.But does it...
08/03/2026

Maybe it’s the full moon. Maybe it’s something in the water. Maybe it’s just the season of life we’re all in.

But does it feel like everyone is being stretched right now?

Not necessarily in a bad way, but in the kind of uncomfortable way that shakes loose what no longer fits and makes room for what’s next. Growth rarely feels comfortable.

I can’t shake the feeling that my life, and Spruced Plume, is going to look completely different 6–12 months from now. From my health, to this business, to the relationships I’m building, it all feels like it’s on the verge of a major shift. It’s unsettling… but also incredibly exciting.

I’m choosing to trust the process, even if I can’t see exactly where it’s leading yet.

Please tell me I’m not the only one. Does anyone else feel like they’re standing on the edge of something big? Or am I just over here on an island, surrounded by feathers, reading too much into the universe?

📸 Bunni Bishop

07/28/2026

We all have to learn how to say no. We all have to learn how to set boundaries.

But… is two truckers really enough?

If you’re asking yourself the same question, I’ve got good news. 😏 My next drop goes live Tuesday, August 4, at 12:00 PM MT. New feathered truckers, one-of-a-kind pieces, and once they’re gone, they’re gone.

See you next Tuesday.

Cheyenne: Day One recap.Made it here safe and sound, and more importantly… secured a turkey leg. As usual, my eyes were ...
07/24/2026

Cheyenne: Day One recap.

Made it here safe and sound, and more importantly… secured a turkey leg. As usual, my eyes were much bigger than my stomach. I had every intention of conquering the whole thing, but I underestimated just how much turkey one person can eat. I gave it an honest effort.

A friend had an extra ticket to see Avery Anna and Blake Shelton, and while it’s not a concert I would’ve normally picked for myself, I’ve never been one to pass up live music. Avery Anna absolutely blew me away. Her cover of Ozzy Osbourne’s No More Tears was one of those performances that makes you stop what you’re doing and just listen. What a voice.

Today is the reason I’m here! I’ll be set up for a pop-up at Alexis Drake in downtown Cheyenne from 10:00 AM–5:30 PM. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone who stops by, but I’m equally excited to spend the day with Lexi. Time with good people is never wasted. If you’re around Cheyenne, come say hello!

Life has been moving at full speed lately, so I figured it was time for a little update.I’ve spent most of my days exact...
07/22/2026

Life has been moving at full speed lately, so I figured it was time for a little update.

I’ve spent most of my days exactly where I love to be—in the backcountry, riding horses, packing into big country, and disappearing into places without cell service. In between those trips, I’ve been playing horse nurse. Kid is recovering from some ligament and soft tissue damage, and my two-year-old mare, Darlin, decided to keep me on my toes with an udder abscess that turned into mastitis after the other side unexpectedly began lactating. It’s sent me down quite the rabbit hole of veterinary research, but thankfully both are headed in the right direction.

This Friday I’ll be in Cheyenne for a pop-up at Alexis Drake during Cheyenne Frontier Days, and then I’m headed to Ireland for a couple of weeks to help train young horses for a horse tour company. As soon as I get home, it’ll be straight into hunting season.

Manimal drew a once-in-a-lifetime bighorn sheep tag this year, so our fall will revolve around scouting, supporting that hunt, and hopefully celebrating an incredible harvest. I couldn’t be more excited to be part of it.

For Spruced Plume, that means my next larger drop will likely come after I return in August. I’ve also got a couple of new offerings planned for August and September that honestly scare me a little. They’re things I’ve never done before, and there’s always that fear of how they’ll be received. But growth usually lives on the other side of discomfort, and if I never put them out into the world, they’ve already failed.

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

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Jackson, WY
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