TradArchers' World Winter 2011 magazine was mailed to subscribers and shipped to newsstands last week and should be arriving in mailboxes and book stores very soon. The magazine contains some how-to articles, shooting tips and lots of hunting adventures. Check it out!
For more information, contact editor@tradarchersworld.com.

Beautiful cover!  I'm sure the inside is just as good - can't wait to see it  

1St I've heard of this magazine.  :cool:

QuoteOriginally posted by stujay:
1St I've heard of this magazine.   :cool:  

It was formerly the Bowyers Journal

Great Cover Tom

1st time for me also!  Did this take over some other magazine company besides Traditional Bowhunter Magazine? I got to subscribe to this one!

QuoteOriginally posted by Bow man:
 

QuoteOriginally posted by stujay:
1St I've heard of this magazine.    :cool:  

It was formerly the Bowyers Journal

Great Cover Tom [/b]

That's the one I was referring too from my previous post...Thanks for the quick reply!

It's a good magazine. One of only two that I subscribe to and well worth the money.

 


Bill

Was wondering when I'd see my next issue in the mailbox.  Monthly's will spoil you.   :p  

Thanks!

Tryed to get a subscription a couple times by phone, couldn't get an answer. Might have been calling at the wrong time. Love the magazine, sometimes I can catch it at the bookstore. Is there a number I can call to subscribe? I'm kinda old school, I like to talk to people on the phone.

Thanks, Jason

Cant wait to get it!

You can call TradArchers' World at 715-536-1306 and if no one answers, leave a message. We try to have someone available to take calls, but sometimes that's not possible. We enjoy talking to people, too! Have a Happy Holiday! Tom

That's my Dad on the cover! I hope readers will be moved to reflect on the memories they've made along the trail with their own family and hunting companions.

Got my copy this week and it looks great Tom.

Thanks for the update.

Thanks for the number Tom!

Jason

That wool shirt that Gary's father is wearing would look great in September blueberry bushes while creeping up on an Alaskan moose. I'm Just Reflecting.

It was an amazing coincidence of matching colors Mike.  The morning I shot that photo we were exploring one of our old KY deer hunting spots. Dad got out of the truck to look at some beds that a group of deer had just sprang as we bumped across a grown over field.  He almost disappeared into that huge stand of sumac. I grabbed my camera and tripod record the scene.

Epic picture.  Huge framed one above the mantle!!!

Will look into the magazine.

Brad

I thought I had seen that cover photo before...    

It's great!

I love the magazine, so hope Santa brings my copy.