Deer Hunting Christmas Shirt Tis The Season Buck Santa Hat Bow Hunting

Tis the on one side of the buck’s face, season on the other, and the sentence only finishes once your eyes have crossed his antlers, passed the Santa hat, and dropped to the strand of Christmas bulbs looped around his neck. We built our deer hunting Christmas shirt around that pause. It is a bow hunting holiday tee for the person who sits in a tree stand before sunrise in November and still strings lights on the porch by the first weekend of December.

Deer Hunting Christmas Shirt With a Buck in a Santa Hat

The buck looks straight out at you, ears wide, a fluffy-trimmed Santa hat tipped between his antlers. He seems pleased about it. Behind him sits a six-sided badge split down the middle. One half is filled with snowflakes and scalloped, stitched-looking edges, and the other half carries a hunting pattern with the outline of a compound bow. Winter on one side, the woods on the other, and the deer right in the seam where they meet. Our designers kept the lettering weathered and slightly worn, like a sign that has hung in a hunting cabin through a few seasons.

This Santa buck shirt suits the dad who has already filled his tag and is now arguing about where the tree goes, the wife who hunts right alongside him, or a teenager heading out for a first bow season. Bow hunters catch the compound bow outline first. Everyone else at the Christmas Eve table sees a deer in a Santa hat and grins. Podluna draws this design in-house, so no team logo or brand mark competes with the buck, only the hunt and the holiday sharing one picture. Wear it to the cabin the week of Christmas, or to the diner where the guys compare trail camera pictures from the season.

What happens to the Santa-hat buck once hunting season wraps up?

The snowflake panel and the string of bulbs keep this a Christmas design through December, so it comes out for tree trimming and holiday dinners until the decorations go back in the attic. After that, the buck and the bow outline still read as a deer hunter’s shirt, ready for the next season.

Most people notice the strand of bulbs around his neck last, a few minutes into dinner, and that is usually when the hunting stories start.