Bowhunting Magazine ?
11-27-2008 | 05:56 AM
#3
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From: USA
RE: Bowhunting Magazine ?
Bowhunting World: (my favorite) has good bow tests and sometimes equipment test like broadheads. I like technical. Variety of articles overall.
Petersens BowhuntingGood variety of articles. Bow reports are now standardized and comparable. This magazine is another favorite.
Bow & Arrow Hunting: Oriented toward western half os U.S. Magazine has bow reports, but you have to do some estimatingbecasue the draw length or weight may vary. IMO there is a reoccurring emphasis on longer ATA bowswith 7'' or more brace heights and to a lesser extent fixed heads.
Bowhunt America: I like the bow reports and they seem to have a couple in every issue. The reports are consistent with draw weight and length and use a variety of arrow weights. This magazine seems to only report the good about products. However, I'd buy it just for the bow reports.
Bowhunter: Stories and more stories. Emphasis is on writing. You will read all about the hunt, they try to make you feel like you are there; equipment details are put in as an afterthought in a sidebar at the end of each story.This is my least favorite, but many people prefer it.
Petersens BowhuntingGood variety of articles. Bow reports are now standardized and comparable. This magazine is another favorite.
Bow & Arrow Hunting: Oriented toward western half os U.S. Magazine has bow reports, but you have to do some estimatingbecasue the draw length or weight may vary. IMO there is a reoccurring emphasis on longer ATA bowswith 7'' or more brace heights and to a lesser extent fixed heads.
Bowhunt America: I like the bow reports and they seem to have a couple in every issue. The reports are consistent with draw weight and length and use a variety of arrow weights. This magazine seems to only report the good about products. However, I'd buy it just for the bow reports.
Bowhunter: Stories and more stories. Emphasis is on writing. You will read all about the hunt, they try to make you feel like you are there; equipment details are put in as an afterthought in a sidebar at the end of each story.This is my least favorite, but many people prefer it.
11-27-2008 | 07:46 AM
#4
Spike
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Ocooch Mts. Wisconsin
RE: Bowhunting Magazine ?
ORIGINAL: im ocd
Bowhunting World: (my favorite) has good bow tests and sometimes equipment test like broadheads. I like technical. Variety of articles overall.
Petersens BowhuntingGood variety of articles. Bow reports are now standardized and comparable. This magazine is another favorite.
Bow & Arrow Hunting: Oriented toward western half os U.S. Magazine has bow reports, but you have to do some estimatingbecasue the draw length or weight may vary. IMO there is a reoccurring emphasis on longer ATA bowswith 7'' or more brace heights and to a lesser extent fixed heads.
Bowhunt America: I like the bow reports and they seem to have a couple in every issue. The reports are consistent with draw weight and length and use a variety of arrow weights. This magazine seems to only report the good about products. However, I'd buy it just for the bow reports.
Bowhunter: Stories and more stories. Emphasis is on writing. You will read all about the hunt, they try to make you feel like you are there; equipment details are put in as an afterthought in a sidebar at the end of each story.This is my least favorite, but many people prefer it.
Bowhunting World: (my favorite) has good bow tests and sometimes equipment test like broadheads. I like technical. Variety of articles overall.
Petersens BowhuntingGood variety of articles. Bow reports are now standardized and comparable. This magazine is another favorite.
Bow & Arrow Hunting: Oriented toward western half os U.S. Magazine has bow reports, but you have to do some estimatingbecasue the draw length or weight may vary. IMO there is a reoccurring emphasis on longer ATA bowswith 7'' or more brace heights and to a lesser extent fixed heads.
Bowhunt America: I like the bow reports and they seem to have a couple in every issue. The reports are consistent with draw weight and length and use a variety of arrow weights. This magazine seems to only report the good about products. However, I'd buy it just for the bow reports.
Bowhunter: Stories and more stories. Emphasis is on writing. You will read all about the hunt, they try to make you feel like you are there; equipment details are put in as an afterthought in a sidebar at the end of each story.This is my least favorite, but many people prefer it.
I like Trad Hunter Mag and NA Whitetail. NAW focuses more on the deer than the equipment.
11-27-2008 | 09:42 AM
#5
Typical Buck
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: North East, PA (outside of Erie, PA)
RE: Bowhunting Magazine ?
Personally I subscribe to two magazine, Huntin' Fool & Eastman's Bowhunting Journal. Good articles and a great resource of information for those who hunt out west.
11-27-2008 | 10:00 AM
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RE: Bowhunting Magazine ?
ORIGINAL: elkhuntinut
Personally I subscribe to two magazine, Huntin' Fool & Eastman's Bowhunting Journal. Good articles and a great resource of information for those who hunt out west.
Personally I subscribe to two magazine, Huntin' Fool & Eastman's Bowhunting Journal. Good articles and a great resource of information for those who hunt out west.
11-27-2008 | 11:19 AM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: New Mexico
RE: Bowhunting Magazine ?
I get both Eastmans Bowhunting Journal and Eastmans Hunting Journal because I live and hunt mostly out west. I also like Bowhunting World but only buy it when there something I'm interested in.
