Your favorite print *hunting* magazine?

[Lou (Louis)]

Hunting only (I already subscribe to a fishing magazine).
I also subscribe to MDF magazine, which is absolutely top notch, but I am looking for a magazine that has a broader focus (although if I could only hunt one thing, it would be deer).

Go!

 

[Traveler]

Bugle, because I get it with RMEF membership. Otherwise I haven’t really read hunting magazines in 20 years, too many other resources

 

[Macchina]

I'm switching to reading most magazines on the Libby app on my iPad (awesome app if you read and want free books/magazines).

I subscribed to a lot of shooting magazines for a deacade. Guns & Ammo, Rifle Shooter, etc. Also got Outdoor Life and Field and Stream.

My favorite general hunting magazine is Peterson's Hunting. Great Magazine full of hunting from all over the world.

 

[voltage]

Does Rokslide count?

 

[FLATHEAD]

Peterson's Hunting for as long as I can remember.

 

[Mosby]

I get Gun Dog magazine. I just joined Pheasants Forever and will get a magazine through them a few times a year too.

 

[Lou (Louis)]

Does Rokslide count?

Absolutely! I should have said in print.

 

[Antares]

Pointing Dog Journal, if you’re into that sort of thing.

 

[Stalker69]

Man I haven't looked at a magazine in at least 15 years. Then, and probably still is, just an advertisement magazine. Maybe ( if lucky) there would be one article kinda worth reading, the rest was all advertisements.

 

[RyanT26]

Western hunter, RMEF, and the pheasants forever are the only I get anymore.

 

[7mm-08]

Bugle because it lands in my mailbox as the result of my lifetime membership with the RMEF. Otherwise, I don't subscribe to any magazines. Rokslide fulfills that need AND its interactive.

 

[devildog.34]

Fur-Fish-Game

 

[TSAMP]

Not sure If every state does it, but Iowa has a state run magazine through our department of natural resources you can subscribe to when purchasing licenses that is a great snag. I'd encourage anyone to do it. That is if you like to learn anyway.

 

[Lou (Louis)]

Fur-fish-game was always pretty good.

Its been a while, not sure if they are still around. But Greys Sporting Journal was always a god read as well

They are still around and I agree.

 

[Lou (Louis)]

Not sure If every state does it, but Iowa has a state run magazine through our department of natural resources you can subscribe to when purchasing licenses that is a great snag. I'd encourage anyone to do it. That is if you like to learn anyway.

We do. But it’s gone all woke. Very little hunting, sadly

 

[Tradchef]

Traditional bowhunter and the comptons and PBS magazines

 

[hunterjmj]

I get the MDF magazine and Montana Outdoors. An older guy I took elk hunting years ago gets me the Montana outdoors subscription every year. I think as a nice gesture. I use to get Eastmans back in the late 90's and early 2000's. I've subscribed to Fine Homebuilding on/off for many years as my only non-hunting magazine.

 

[Catahoula]

I’ve received Bugle and Bowhunter magazines in the past. I haven’t renewed for a season or two though. I preferred Bowhunter of the two mentioned.

 

[Pony Soldier]

I used to read many of the afore - mentioned. Most reached a point that the authors were either selling a service or didn't have a clue.

I did a lot of free stuff for RMEF but dumped the magazine when the stories went away and they were replaced with self promoting stuff.

In general, I glance at the magazines once a year but haven't found anything worth buying for 5-10 years.

 

[akcabin]

Fur fish n game because it didn't get yuppie fide