what are some good magazines

[125py]

to subscribe to for deer hunting

I currently get Deer & Deer Hunting and Buckmasters

[Edcyclopedia]

Peterson's bowhunting

[magicman54494]

I would recommend spending your money on books instead. Over the years I have learned a lot from books. Mags. are good for "throne time"

[TexasBowHunter]

I really enjoy Whitetail Strategies Magazine, the book are good too!!!!!

[125py]

ORIGINAL: magicman54494

I would recommend spending your money on books instead. Over the years I have learned a lot from books. Mags. are good for "throne time"

true....Giant Whitetails is a great book from the Drury Brothers

[Greg / MO]

I've went through a ton of 'em over the years, and have settled on a subscription for three of my favorites that I always keep current: Bowhunter, Petersen's Bowhunting, and Bowhunting World.

[tsoc]

I agree! Books are a better use of the dollars spent.A lot more usefull information.Using amazon.com alibris,and some other sources to purchase new and used books you can spend reasonable amounts of money and get enough good reading to last a very long time.
As it relates to magazines Deer and Deer Hunting is a must have.North American Whitetail is quite good,Bow and Arrow hunting has some pretty unbiased clothing and equipment reviews.

[Splitear_Leland]

North American Whitetail is a good read most of the time.

[CNYhunter]

I like to read Deer and Deer Hunting and North American

[Born 2 Bow Hunt]

I read Deer & Dear Hunting, Bowhunting, Field and Stream, American Hunter, Outdoor life, Bowhunter, PA Fish & Game, PA Outdoor News and others and have for years.

However after awhile it all begins to repeat. I moved several times to several different states where I knew no one and had to find new territory to hunt. You think your are hard pressed to find a place to hunt around your own territory??

I found archers to be very helpful most every place I lived. My best contacts were made in bars, not because I spent the most time there....well, maybe I was a little depressed to not have a archery hunting location when the season was getting close.

I ask questions about archery. If you don't come off as a "Know-it-all" most archers are very helpful.

However if you are under age or the bar room is not where you want to spend your time. Archery clubs are very helpful and often have land to hunt and the cost is not bad if you put in work hours..

In fact with these forums and the web I believe contain more knowledge than is needed for sucess.