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snellville-dave
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I just ordeded TradWorld last Friday and received current issue and 4 back issues this Monday. Have to say their customer service was great. Have started reading the mag and it has a lot of good info. Thanks, Dave

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Flatwoods Custom Bow 42# @ 28" AMO 60"
Maddog - Prairie Predator 39# @ 28" AMO 55"
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bansheewins
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Tad hunter and trad world both. Haven't seen any others myself but wouldn't mind. Love all the stories and how-to's.

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JohnV
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Professional Bowhunter Magazine that is sent to all members of the PBS.
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Walt Francis
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PBS followed by Traditional Bowhunter magazine.

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The broadhead used, regardless of how sharp, is nowhere as important as being able to place it in the correct spot.

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L. E. Carroll
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JohnV

What you said x2 [clapper] ...I can't get over the quality and way less advertising...

for years I subscribed to TBM but since joining PBS their magazine has become the "One" I look forward to arriving in the mail box. [thumbsup]

TBM is a solid #2 and a very good mag.

Gene

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Traditional Bowhunter and Trad Archers World

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Morrison Cheyenne TD 60" 50@28 & 58" 51@28
Morrison Shawnee TD 60"
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TBM, TAW, and Primitive Archer when I can snag one off the Rack! Favorites in that order as well!

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Bob Stager
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Passage
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I too began subscribing to TradArchers' World at this past Kalamazoo Expo. Really enjoy the articles and "The Editor's Desk" asking for readers input. Especially appreciate the "2012 Traditional Archery Calendar of Events". Editions/articles have a "down home flavor to them".
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I like Trad Archers World the best. There is too much repetition in the other one.

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Well since the Professional Bowhunters Society magazine is not traditional only, I would list my favorites in this order...

1) Traditional Bowhunter
2) TradArcher
3) Compton Traditional Bowhunters newsletter

But the PBS magazine is my absolute favorite magazine and it alone is worth the price of membership.

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