Best Hunting Magazine (Print)

[akcabin]

I enjoy Fur Fish n Game magazine. Ol school.

 

[6mm Remington]

Western Hunter
Eastman's
Boone & Crockett
Rifle Shooter

 

[OregonSteeler]

OHA here in Oregon is pretty good when I pick it up from the supermarket.

 

[johnw3474]

The magazine that is included with the Epic Outdoors subscription isn't bad. You may find it less interesting if you have been hunting western states for a while know the details for the draws and point systems in the state of you choice. I just started trying to build points and learn more about how it all works in the last few years, so I like all the state specific info. The stories are fine, but mostly cut paste version of successful hunting stories were dudes thank their wife's for letting them hunt and talk about what an amazing time they had. Nothing against them, they just aren't written by writers.

 

[NMJM]

RMEF Bugle

 

[JFK]

Field Ethos is a good read. It’s not strictly a hunting mag….has lots of other interesting stories from far off places.

 

[Mojave]

Western Hunter
Eastman's
Boone & Crockett
Rifle Shooter

There are actually 3 magazines called something similar to rifle shooter.

Two British ones and an American one.

There used to be a magazine called Rifle.

 

[Raghornklr]

Field Ethos is a good read. It’s not strictly a hunting mag….has lots of other interesting stories from far off places.

This has become one of my favorites. Very well put together and a lot of stories that aren’t the same old style of hunting articles.

 

[Steve300xcw]

I enjoy Fur Fish n Game magazine. Ol school.

Yup.

I get some oregon hunter mag and bugle delivered to my shop courtesy of the last owner. I dont even open em up anymore. Just toss em. They arent much more than a couple pretty pictures mixed in between advertisements.

 

[Dr.Spaniel]

I’ve gotten Gray’s Sporting Journal since I was a kid and I still like it. I also get The Fly Fish Jornal, which isn’t hunting but is an excellent publication.

 

[conley417]

Field Ethos is a good read. It’s not strictly a hunting mag….has lots of other interesting stories from far off places.

I feel like I’m too poor for Field Ethos.

Here’s an article about Porsches. Next article is about Rolexes. Well great, now I want to buy a vintage Rolex and wear it while driving my vintage Porsche to go squirrel hunting in Arkansas

 

[Dr.Spaniel]

I feel like I’m too poor for Field Ethos.

Here’s an article about Porsches. Next article is about Rolexes. Well great, now I want to buy a vintage Rolex and wear it while driving my vintage Porsche to go squirrel hunting in Arkansas

lol. What’s your vintage hunting cabin in Arkansas cost?

 

[ODB]

I feel like I’m too poor for Field Ethos.

Here’s an article about Porsches. Next article is about Rolexes. Well great, now I want to buy a vintage Rolex and wear it while driving my vintage Porsche to go squirrel hunting in Arkansas

I used to subscribe. I kind of got tired of all the hairy chest f-bombs for f-bombs sake - they seem to be added after the fact at times. . I know of a guy who wrote two articles for them and they edited both to make them uber-manly so the guy stopped submitting articles. Just didn’t like how everything had to be some bad-ass, cigarettes and beer, bang some chick, eff ‘em all wearing a submariner etc.

 

[JFK]

I feel like I’m too poor for Field Ethos.

Here’s an article about Porsches. Next article is about Rolexes. Well great, now I want to buy a vintage Rolex and wear it while driving my vintage Porsche to go squirrel hunting in Arkansas

Yeah. I’m not sure what their fascination with expensive watches is all about. I don’t even wear a watch. It seems out of place at times, but I think it may be an east coast thing and appeal to some of their readers? Dunno. I just don’t read that stuff.

 

[BackcountryIdaho]

Not entirely hunting focused, but Montana Outdoors is always enjoyed at our house.

 

[Charlie Brown]

I too have a pile of Eastman's that are one whimsical moment away from going in the trash...if someone wants them....

Most libraries have an area for donated magazines . People are free to donate or remove. This is what I do with my old one's,so others can enjoy

 

[6mm Remington]

Most libraries have an area for donated magazines . People are free to donate or remove. This is what I do with my old one's,so others can enjoy

After I read my magazines that I get, I drop them off at one of the City Fire Department stations where I live for the folks to have reading material.

 

[TaperPin]

It can be fun to buy a handful of old magazines. Some of the old artwork is iconic - can be enjoyable to frame some of it, even keep entire magazines intact and rotate them off the wall as your interests change. Big lots are often $2 to $3 per magazine - that’s cheap entertainment.

I avoid anything newer than 2007 with Creedmoor articles - those issues were so well “admired” by the first creedmoor fans they remind me of an old Hustler. Gross.