Camp blankets were originally used by shepherds to brave the elements of the Pacific Northwest right where our rugged wool versions are still woven today

Shoulder strap: 11

The constantly shifting dunes

born only once every 10 million years

Includes inside slot pockets and a two side zipper opening

Pendleton Prairie Rush Hour Throw - Napped western style Camp blankets were originally usedThe Pendleton Prairie Rush Hour throw blanket honors the bison or buffalo, the largest land mammal of North America. An adult buffalo can weigh up to 2000 pounds, stand as high as 6' and run as fast as 35 miles per hour. Not so long ago millions of buffalo roamed free throughout North America. They roamed through mountains, prairies and valleys and were the most important animal to Native Americans. The buffalo was revered and provided food, clothing