Horn Shot Glasses — No Two Alike

These horn shot glasses are the kind of pieces you don’t baby — you use them. Each one is carved from real horn, so no two are ever the same. Heights run roughly 2 to 2.5 inches, holding about 2 to 3 ounces, with natural variations in color, grain, and pattern that make every piece its own little trophy.

They’ve got that rugged, camp‑side feel — the kind of drinking gear that looks right at home next to a fire, on a tailgate, or in a pack headed for the river. Solid, distinctive, and unapologetically uneven in all the ways that matter.
 
Each set includes two horn shot glasses — built for sharing, built for stories, built for the kind of nights that don’t need polishing. You choose the attitude:
Skull / ONE MORE CAST or Mayfly / Relentless.
 
Why the Skull
The skull with the rod in its teeth isn’t about being edgy — it’s about attitude. It’s the reminder that some anglers don’t quit, even when the river tries to beat them. It’s the stubborn, half‑grinning promise that you’ll take one more shot, one more drift, one more cast before you ever call it. It’s a symbol for the ones who stay out longer, push a little harder, and don’t scare easy.
 
Why the Mayfly
The mayfly is the opposite side of the same mindset. It’s small, fragile, and short‑lived — but it shows up anyway, every season, without fail. That’s why the brand uses it: not as something delicate, but as a symbol of persistence. The mayfly keeps returning, no matter the odds, and anglers do the same. “Relentless” fits it perfectly — it’s a quiet, steady kind of toughness.