TBH magazine

[sundog]

For you, the magazine "Traditional Bowhunter Magazine" is a turning point for bowhunting U.S. ?

Philosophically speaking, It is a particular thing ?

How do you like this magazine ?

[Stumpkiller]

It is a very well presented and edited magazine.  Not so much a turning point - Traditional Archery preceeded it and was less refined in appearanmce but the writing and contributors were equally helpful and knowledgeable.  

I look forward to my subscription with great anticipation.  

As far as traditional bowhunting being a philosophy . . . perhaps.  It is a way to slow down life's pace and enjoy a pursuit that doesn't require much technology or equipment and instead rewards technique and dedication.  Like this website the magazine is just a way to make and keep contact with like minded people.

[Jon Stewart]

Give Primitve Archer a try and then you compare.  You can also find Primitve Archer on the web for you to review.

[SheltonCreeker]

I really enjoy each copy. It is informative and seems less of the corporate hunting view. Put together by a group of individuals who seem to be dedicated to traditional archery.

[Sam McMichael]

Traditional Bowhunter is a very pleasant part of my trad archery experience.

I really like Stumpkiller's post above. The magazine does expose us to the experiences of others who share  our passion for this wonderful hobby.

[Al Kidner]

For us living outside the US, like me and Sundog ( seen your video on Roe deer mate, well done!) ... TBM is in my opinion a godsend as most bowhunting mags are marketed towards the compound hunter.

Best mag on the market for hunting with a stick bow.


Cheers,


ak.

[PUDDLE JUMPER]

One of the very few Hunting magazines I subscribe to anymore. Was instrumental in my move to a Recurve. I was reading it long before the switch.

I lean towards things of a simple design overall.
As I get older I am less tolerant of the rampant consumerism of our hunting culture.

Where I think we can make ground is in explaining to younger hunters the actual advantages of Trad equipment (in a hunting situation).

[swampbow2]

Well said Stumpkiller. I hope you don't mind if I make a wall poster quoting you as you've summed up my feelings concerning traditional archery better than I ever could have.