What outdoor, survival, bushcraft, or primitive skills publications do you like?

[dberry]

I have started picking up The Backwoodsman. Nice magazine.

 

[dipbait]

I always liked Outdoor Life. Especially the "This Happened to Me" Page.

 

[Colt6731]

Besides Tactical Knives, I read BackWoodsman but some of the content is pretty red neck ghetto, like making tarps from dog food bags, fencing from pallets, and canteens from old beer bottles. I also read Wilderness Way but IMO it gets a little too beads and seeds. I really wish someone would come out with a good solid survival/outdoor skills magazine with some decent survival, weapons, tracking and knife skills info.

 

[DOC-CANADA]

Speaking of Wilderness Way, are they still publishing? A buddy of mine was trying to contact them and no response.

Doc

 

[quietmike]

BackWoodsHome is another good one.

The New Pioneer looks to be a great magazine, judging by it's premier issue. It's a bit pricey but has a wide range of articles.

 

[ROCK6]

Besides Tactical Knives, I read BackWoodsman but some of the content is pretty red neck ghetto, like making tarps from dog food bags, fencing from pallets, and canteens from old beer bottles. I also read Wilderness Way but IMO it gets a little too beads and seeds. I really wish someone would come out with a good solid survival/outdoor skills magazine with some decent survival, weapons, tracking and knife skills info.

I just recevied the first two issues of Ron Hood's Survival Quarterly and it reminds me a lot of the old American Survival Guide and covers exactly what you mentioned:thumbup:

ROCK6