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OUR STORY

 

Bird Season Doesn't End When the Season Does.

It has a way of staying with you.

It lives in the anticipation before opening morning. The sound of wings breaking the silence. A bird dog locked on point. Coffee steaming from the tailgate before daylight. The stories that somehow get better every year they're told.

Those moments don't disappear when the season closes. They stay with us through spring training days, summer evenings at the range, and the long countdown until the next opener.


Left—Cliff and his Brittany Aspen with a ruffed grouse. Right—Cliff's Brittany, Yeti, after walking a favorite cover in the Northwoods.

That's why we created Uplander.

Not to make another apparel company.

To celebrate the lifestyle that surrounds upland hunting. To give upland hunters a voice. And to help ensure our sport, traditions, and heritage don't fade in an ever-changing world.

As a brand, that's our promise and why we exist.

Every design we create is inspired by the dogs we trust, the wild birds we chase, and the traditions that bring us back to the same covers year after year. It's apparel made for the time spent remembering the last hunt and looking forward to the next one.


Left—Cliff's cousin Dan, his dad Mark and Cliff after a day on the prairie. Right—Cliff's Brittany, Aspen, after an evening walk on the prairie.

We're a small family business based in Michigan, and every order is designed, printed, packed, and shipped by us.

Thank you for supporting Uplander and helping us celebrate a lifestyle that's about far more than filling a game vest.

Here's to good dogs, wild flushes, and October mornings all year long.

— Cliff & Bonnie Enzor
Owners, Uplander


Left—Cliff, his dad, and their dogs after a walk in an alfalfa field. Right—Cliff's Brittany, Ember, posing with a mixed prairie bag.


Left—Cliff and his Brittany, Yeti, in Mearns country. Right—Cliff's Brittany, Ember, with scaled and gambels quail in the high desert.


Cliff's bird camp on the prairie at sunset.


Owners Cliff and Bonnie Enzor with their four Brittanys: Fox, Ember, Aspen and Yeti.

See you in the field, cheers.
Cliff
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