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Old 01-15-2010, 07:32 AM
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Hi everyone, I recently shot my first deer with my dads mathews mq1 this past fall and now I'm pretty much hooked on bowhunting. I think I like it better than gun hunting. I was thinking of buying some bowhunting magazines so I can expand my knowlege on bowhunting, so my question is what are some good bowhunting magazines for a beginner like me. I'm saving up for a new bow too so I'd like a magazine that gives review but also focuses alot on the deer too.
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Old 01-15-2010, 07:50 AM
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Primitive archery is great. Traditional bowhunting is ok, but a lot of advertisements. I like PA better.
 
Old 01-15-2010, 08:20 AM
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Petersens Bowhunting is not too bad
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Old 01-15-2010, 08:27 AM
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i like bowhunter magizine says exactly what it does on the tin (cover in this case)
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Bowhunt America, Deer & Deer Hunting, and Bowhunter are the ones I prefer.

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As far as I'm concerned all the magazines suck besides the traditional magazines. You compound guys should check a few out, lot less advertising junk and more hunting stuff.
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Eastmans Bow Hunting Journal
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Old 01-15-2010, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Schultzy
As far as I'm concerned all the magazines suck besides the traditional magazines. You compound guys should check a few out, lot less advertising junk and more hunting stuff.
You could be onto something, there is alot of advertising in the mags. But I wouldnt say they suck.

I've shelled out some cash for the expensive Whitetail Stratagies Mag, and I found it more useful then any mag I've ever bought.

I dont buy alot of Mags, I just dont see a use in them unless there is something in them I find very useful. With so much info on the internet I dont see a use for a Field and Stream.
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Originally Posted by KCbuckeye22
You could be onto something, there is alot of advertising in the mags. But I wouldn't say they suck.
Your probably right KC. The thing Is I've been looking at these bowhunting mags for 30 some years and to me they aren't even close to what they once were. For Instance the magazine Bowhunter was untouchable for knowledge up until advertising got a hold of It. I quit getting It now.
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