Silver Creek Press

John Meyer started making calendars in Idaho in 1993 with a single mule deer title. Today the Silver Creek Press line runs from elk and bass fishing to beaches, lighthouses, Bigfoot, and the James Webb Space Telescope.

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Big Game and Wildlife: Where It All Started

Silver Creek Press began with one mule deer calendar in 1993, and wildlife is still the heart of the line. Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, and Trophy Antlers and Horns are made for hunters and anyone who loves seeing big game up close. Bears, Wolves, and Turkey round out the North American wildlife titles, and Waterfowl follows ducks and geese through the marshes. For a softer take, Songbirds brings painted goldfinches and backyard birds tucked among garden flowers.

Fishing, Bird Dogs, and the Sporting Life

Fishing runs deep at Silver Creek Press, which shares its roots with the Angler's Catalog Company. Bass, Trout Salmon & Steelhead Fly Fishing, and Saltwater Flyfishing cover freshwater and flats anglers. Saltwater Sportsmen & Trophy Game Fish goes offshore for marlin and other big catches, and Sharks is for anyone who likes their ocean a little more dramatic. Labs Afield and Hunting Dogs and Upland Birds celebrate working dogs in the field. Golfers get two options: Golf and A Year of Golf, both built around course views worth framing.

Scenic Views and Everyday Escapes

Not everything in the line is outdoors gear and game. Beaches and Sunsets and Beaches bring palm trees and blue water to any wall. Lakes, Americas National Parks & Forests, and World Traveler cover mountain lakes, park landscapes, and destinations around the globe. Lighthouse tours coastal lights, Starry Night features northern lights over snowy cabins, and James Webb Space Telescope brings deep space images home. Classic Cars is a year of vintage convertibles and chrome, and Homebound Heart offers painted country villages with a cozy, storybook feel.

Bigfoot, Dragons, and a Little Imagination

The newer side of Silver Creek Press leans into folklore and fantasy art. Legends of Bigfoot shows the big guy in his wild habitat, while 9 to 5 Bigfoot puts him to work, starting with lifeguard duty. Dragons, Fairy Tale, and Monsters and Mysteries bring dark, detailed fantasy scenes. National Parks Legends mixes park landscapes with creatures of myth, and Van Gogh National Parks paints famous parks in swirling, Starry Night style brushwork. Secret Life of Gnomes rounds it out with a year of garden gnomes up to no good.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Silver Creek Press?

Silver Creek Press is a calendar publisher based near Boise, Idaho. Founder John Meyer started American Wildlife Calendars in 1993 with a single mule deer calendar, then later acquired Silver Creek Press and the Angler's Catalog Company to grow into new categories. The two calendar brands are still made by the same Idaho team.

What kinds of calendars does Silver Creek Press make?

The line covers four main areas: big game and wildlife, fishing and hunting, scenic and travel, and fantasy and folklore art. You'll find titles like Elk, Bass, and Labs Afield next to Beaches, Lighthouse, and Classic Cars, plus imaginative picks like Dragons, Legends of Bigfoot, and Van Gogh National Parks.

Are Silver Creek Press calendars a good gift for hunters and anglers?

Yes, that's where the company started. Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Turkey, and Waterfowl are made for hunters, and Bass, Trout Salmon & Steelhead Fly Fishing, Saltwater Flyfishing, and Saltwater Sportsmen & Trophy Game Fish cover just about every kind of angler. Hunting Dogs and Upland Birds and Labs Afield are a natural fit for bird hunters and dog lovers.

Are Silver Creek Press calendars printed responsibly?

Yes. Silver Creek Press calendars are printed with soy-based inks on paper from responsible sources.

Do they make anything besides wildlife calendars?

Plenty. Beyond wildlife and sporting titles, there are scenic calendars like Beaches, Lakes, World Traveler, and Americas National Parks & Forests, plus Golf, Classic Cars, Starry Night, and James Webb Space Telescope. The fantasy side includes Dragons, Fairy Tale, Monsters and Mysteries, and Secret Life of Gnomes.