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Harleywriter 22-Jun-22
Jim 22-Jun-22
Jim 22-Jun-22
Wayne Hess 22-Jun-22
thekunk 22-Jun-22
Don T. Lewis 22-Jun-22
Ben Ahrens 22-Jun-22
Ben Ahrens 22-Jun-22
David Mitchell 22-Jun-22
George D. Stout 22-Jun-22
Scoop 22-Jun-22
Shakey Jake 22-Jun-22
fiddlebow 22-Jun-22
sir misalots 22-Jun-22
Andy Man 22-Jun-22
JTK 22-Jun-22
Missouribreaks 22-Jun-22
Missouribreaks 22-Jun-22
Jim 22-Jun-22
opr8r 22-Jun-22
GUTPILEPA 22-Jun-22
Buzz 22-Jun-22
trad_bowhunter1965 23-Jun-22
reddogge 23-Jun-22
DanaC 24-Jun-22
iowacedarshooter 24-Jun-22
Babysaph 24-Jun-22
Corax_latrans 24-Jun-22
jk 25-Jun-22
jk 25-Jun-22
jk 25-Jun-22
jk 25-Jun-22
Wayne Hess 26-Jun-22
From: Harleywriter
Date: 22-Jun-22




Nice cover photo of RL on latest TBM

From: Jim Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 22-Jun-22




Who’s RL?

From: Jim Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 22-Jun-22




I don’t read TBM

From: Wayne Hess
Date: 22-Jun-22




Might be Ron LaClair

From: thekunk
Date: 22-Jun-22




I thought that was a great cover !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hats off to Tradition Bowhunter magazine.

From: Don T. Lewis
Date: 22-Jun-22




No picture?

From: Ben Ahrens
Date: 22-Jun-22

Ben Ahrens's embedded Photo



Here's the cover.

From: Ben Ahrens
Date: 22-Jun-22




I didn't realize til just now, but you can download the phone/tablet app and get a 30 day trial that lets you read the current issue before you decide whether you want to spend $9.99 for the year or not. I know a lot of you prefer a hard copy, understandably, but for those that don't mind reading on a phone or tablet it's a pretty good setup.

From: David Mitchell
Date: 22-Jun-22




I can't imagine any traditional archer not reading TBM. ;o)

From: George D. Stout
Date: 22-Jun-22




David, I really don't read any magazines nowadays. I was an original subscriber and even sold them at my shop when they first came out. After a while, with any magazine, the contents become the same redundant material just written by different folks, the old Jim and John went hunting thing. Nothing personal toward the TBM family, it simply became something I quickly looked through and stuck in the rack. Now the cost has become too high for me to justify paying for something I likely won't read anyway. I've read thousands of magazines over the years of my life, so I'm good now. :) Others can decide for themselves.

From: Scoop Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 22-Jun-22




I, too, thought it was a great cover pix and tribute to Ron. He was a good one. And the edition was pretty darn nice, as well. I wish them a long publishing life in representing the traditional community of archery we enjoy so much. Including the memories of those like Ron LaClair and others before and to those who follow him.

From: Shakey Jake
Date: 22-Jun-22




Great Picture

From: fiddlebow
Date: 22-Jun-22




Scoop x2. I also have subscribed to TBM for years and will continue to support them. I remember in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, before internet, they were about the only publication where trad archers had access to vendor resources, trad bow hunting resources, etc. TBM is committed to keeping an actual, hold in your hand magazine in an era that printed material is going by the wayside. So, I also hope they are around for my grandkids to read. Sorry, aside from my soapbox, I appreciate them memorializing Ron LaClair on their cover.

From: sir misalots
Date: 22-Jun-22




great pic and great mag. I will agree with George that after some years youve read about every story and topic several times. Honestly I enjoy the back issues the best and often order some.

From: Andy Man
Date: 22-Jun-22




Kinda like George

Started with the first issue and renewed several times

Then sameness took effect and lost interest

From: JTK
Date: 22-Jun-22




I accumulated a lot of them, gave them away to people who treasure them (I hope). Many of us have learned a lot thru it. I designed/built quivers based only on low quality snapshot that appeared somewhere in TBM. Might be risky to sit on your throne with a plugged-in laptop and for old guys smart phones can be challenging.

Trad is the repetitive heart of archery. How much is new?

From: Missouribreaks
Date: 22-Jun-22




Good magazine, great cover.

From: Missouribreaks
Date: 22-Jun-22




Good magazine, great cover.

From: Jim Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 22-Jun-22




I’m like Andy Man and George Stout.

From: opr8r
Date: 22-Jun-22




I am a subscriber have been for 10 years and I still like the magazine. I changed address back in October and have not seen one since. I did the change of address thing twice. I feel just a little cheated on this yrs subscription…opr8r

That is a very nice cover picture of Ron

From: GUTPILEPA
Date: 22-Jun-22




Nobody ask if you read it he said it was a nice cover of Ron L on TBM

From: Buzz
Date: 22-Jun-22




Thanks for the pic.

Nice tribute to him for the community.

From: trad_bowhunter1965 Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 23-Jun-22




Well said GUTPILEPA, A very nice tribute to Ron LaClair by TBM both have done so much for Trad community and Bowhunting.

From: reddogge
Date: 23-Jun-22




I too am not a magazine reader. I get two that come along with my memberships, American Rifleman and Duck Unlimited, but read each in 5 minutes, leave sit around on the breakfast bar and discard them.

From: DanaC
Date: 24-Jun-22




I only get a few magazines nowadays and I don't read them all cover-to-cover, but I'll at least do a quick scan of the articles.

I like to leave my used copies of TB at one of the clubs I belong to. Never know when somebody might pick one up and get bitten by the bug ;-)

From: iowacedarshooter
Date: 24-Jun-22




always look forward to my tbm coming and my old folks magazine "reminisce"! great soul searching articles in this issue of tbm in my opinion. of course i'm just an old codger from Iowa... that might make a difference! lol

From: Babysaph Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 24-Jun-22




I look forward to mine.Always have

From: Corax_latrans
Date: 24-Jun-22




Nobody ever suggested that there is anything wrong with enjoying it!

George has a point, surely… but there’s nothing wrong with that. Guys who are new to this side of the sport need something like that, both for the knowledge of who the potential vendors are, and to get them sufficiently indoctrinated into our “old-school“ kind of ways.

After all… We humans have been doing the same thing for probably over 10,000 years, so what do you really expect to find that is “new“…? And sometimes, a good hunting story about “Jim and John“ really hits the spot.

And I don’t know that there are too many people who are as deserving of a spot on the cover of that one as Ron. Larry, of course. Don Thomas, probably…. many years from now, we hope. But it’s a damn short list.

From: jk
Date: 25-Jun-22




Nobody's more or less "deserving"...its a magazine and it needs simply to draw attention. :-) ..

From: jk
Date: 25-Jun-22




Nobody's more or less "deserving"...its a magazine and it needs simply to draw attention. :-) ..

From: jk
Date: 25-Jun-22




Nobody's more or less "deserving"...its a magazine and it needs simply to draw attention. :-) ..

From: jk
Date: 25-Jun-22




Yes...but fyi the magazine actually IS sold by our main local archery store, which not incidentally does a huge business in Bear not to mention all sorts of recurve and longbows...and tunes wheels because everybody shoots them too.

From: Wayne Hess
Date: 26-Jun-22

Wayne Hess's embedded Photo



A tribute to Ron an a great magazine too. Their will never be another Ron LaClair





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