TBM

[trapperDave]

I sure hope mine gets here soon!

[joebuck]

I can not imagine life without TBM. Over the years I have had an article every year published and I am not a professional writer. I love the variety and especially advertisers. it's the go to for anyone serious about Traditional Bowhunting

[d. ward]

Guru,thank you sir much better thread....job well done....you'da'man this week.....bowdoc

[STIKNSTRINGBOW]

First thing I did was go sit in the john an look at the two catalogs that came with mine and see all the stuff I dont need yet, I'll read it later....  

[Rob DiStefano]

TBM is the pure stoke of trad bowhunting, and I look forward to reading it from cover-to-cover every month.  IMHO, the only other trad archery/bowhunting mag that rivals TBM is IAM, RIP.

[beachbowhunter]

What, no comments on the pic of Charlie and Curtis in their Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes???        They looked like what crawled OUT of the swamp not what walked IN...  

[zilla]

Originally posted by pronghorn23:
Yikes I'm so backed up on magazines and reading I haven't finished the last issue.

You need to spend more time in the bathroom...

[Terry Green]

I'm with Biggie

I aint got time to read TBM myself....too much reading and working here.  I kinda get my daily fix pretty easy right here.

I wish I had time cause I'm sure I'm missing out.

[Steve H.]

Big-1 said:

"Lots of stories by guys who are not professional writers."

So, you will read a story I wrote for PBS but not one I wrote for TBM?  Our favorite bowhunter was "glorified" (LOL) in the last TBM article.

[2-BIG]

Best magazine out there bar none as well as the best editors and writers on the planet! I have every single issue and think they cover all the bases.  

[Overspined]

Well, there are actually 2 great articles in the current issue. I happen to mostly agree with both, and let me say that they will certainly stir the pot. One is on the over-use/abuse of quads and the effect on elk (Colorado's own research agrees with this article), and the second is on high fence hunting. Both are taking a stand in my mind in the right direction, but there will be many pissed off individuals, that's for sure!!! enjoy

[John3]

My copy was in the mailbox today... At least it showed up....


John III

[Biggie Hoffman]

Yes Steve but only because I READ PBS magazine.
See why we banished you to Alaska? Always stirring the pot.......

[Seeking Trad Deer]

Allright ...take it easy studs :-)

My favorite magazine is PBS...I too have been losing interest in reading TBM...I'm not sure exactly why but it may have something to do with what biggie mentioned.

[Coldfingers]

I just get mine the Traditional way...I hunt it down at the news stand 8*)

Have had the pleasure to meet a few contributors. Makes it more interesting.

Biggie...We tried to bannish him back. Didn't work. I figgure someones feedin him off the porch at night.

Steve...Sterling-n-Krista send their reguards. They got the ol Ford wired back together, lift on the square stern, new 9.9 kicker and headed for the Yukon-Charlie. Should be a story in the makin.

Scotty

[Biggie Hoffman]

The Holbrooks are two of my most favorite people in the bowhunting world. I'll buy any magazine that they have a story in  :-)

Scotty, we get him back for a week or two a year...that's enough thank-you.

[Kevin Bahr]

Got mine a couple days ago.  I agree with Biggie but do read some of the TBM articles.  Quite a few of them are by PBS members as well.  Hopefully they'll send some articles to PBS, too as I enjoy their talents.  Thanks to Biggie and Steve for doing that already!  It would be way cool to read some Joebuck and Shoeman adventures in PBS one of these days (yes, that's a hint...) You too, Terry!  And Mike!