Field & Stream Print Magazine

Never got a thanks though

Husband loves this subscription. Every other month and grabs it the minute it comes in the house. A great gift to give any person

This is one of those magazines my friend's father always read. I happened upon an issue in my late 30's, open to Bill Heavey's column and it was written in a language that was not that of a backwater, gun crazed lunatic, but rather that of a nerdy guy who liked to fish, hunt, and geek out about the great outdoors. I was hooked. The rest of the magazine includes reviews and articles about hunting and fishing equipment. It also includes recipes on how to cook what you may catch. Recently the magazine took a stance against privatizing public lands. I thought it bold and noteworthy. I would highly recommend this magazine to anyone interested in the outdoors from novice to expert.

I have purchased individual copies of Field and Stream on and off for years, but until today I never actually considered subscribing. I've purchased the past three issues at the news stand and I've thoroughly enjoyed them. I'm not a hunter, but I do occasionally fish, camp, hike, and visit the target range. I'm also interested in sustainable living and emergency preparedness. The past few issues of Field and Stream that I've purchased have offered excellent information on fishing, emergency preparedness, hiking, camping, and wildlife preservation. I've also enjoyed their campfire recipes, gardening tips, and product reviews for things like binoculars, backpacks, firearms, and fishing equipment. Their articles seem to be written by very intelligent, nature-loving individuals that have a passion for wildlife preservation and a lot of outdoor experience. It might be wise to pick up single issues from the magazine rack over a few months before you subscribe; to help you decide if it's a subscription that you'll enjoy. I recommend Field and Stream for anyone that spends recreational time in the outdoors.

Good but not what I thought

An industry leader for decades, Field & Stream remains a good read. The photos and illustrations have only gotten better over time. Two knocks: There's way too much tobacco advertising for a magazine that is read by many kids - and is a staple in school libraries. And the bulk of articles have become somewhat formulaic, although each issue still features a read or two that is truly unique.

Only comes four times a year and is not better than it was when it came monthly. It is hit and miss anymore no matter when it comes.I hate canceling it but just not worth the wait.

I dislike this item because you all make it so hard to cancel. So you think you folks can do it or tell me where to go to cancel itThank You