TalkHunting changed the name of their magazine from "The Campfire News" to "TalkHunting Magazine" in July of 2010 and moved to a different magazine format. When this happened, it became impossible to move over the previous 16 issues. If you are looking for a particular article that was in one of those previous issues, email us at info@talkhunting.com and we will try to locate it for you.
We apologize for this inconvenience...
TalkHunting changed the name of their magazine from "The Campfire News" to "TalkHunting Magazine" in July of 2010 and moved to a different magazine format. When this happened, it became impossible to move over the previous 16 issues. If you are looking for a particular article that was in one of those previous issues, email us at info@talkhunting.com and we will try to locate it for you.
We apologize for this inconvenience...
We are very proud of each issue of our magazine but without your comments, questions and suggestions, we cannot continue to improve each issue. What did you think? What did you like or dislike? What would you like for us to put in a future issue? These are all important questions and unlike most other magazines, we rely heavily on the input from our readers.
There are two main ways to make comments about the magazine and about each article. Here are some simple instructions on how to do so and we encourage you to take a few minutes and leave us your comments.
Comments on Individual Articles
Under each article is a “Please login to post your comments.” statement. You have to be a registered member of the magazine (free) but keep in mind this is not the same thing as being a registered member of the forum. If you are a registered member of the magazine, login and make a comment about that article. If you are not yet registered, please register as it only takes about a minute. Our writers are not paid anything for writing these articles and love to hear from our readers.
Comments on the Magazine as a Whole Issue
If you would like to make comments about this issue or give us some feedback or suggestions for future issues, click here, then click the appropriate issue and make your comments by clicking “reply”. You do have to be a registered forum member but this only takes a second if you are not already registered and is free just like the magazine.
We look forward to hearing from you and hope to continue improving this magazine for your reading entertainment.
Who Are We?
Basically, we are a hunting magazine and forum site with almost 7000 forum members & 19000 magazine subscribers from all over North America and we are still growing. We started this site in June of 2008 and have already grown so fast it is hard to keep up.
TalkHunting Magazine
Our magazine is 100% staffed by volunteers who just want to be involved in the outdoors and want to keep hunting in America not just a God given right but keep it growing as well. Our articles and blogs are submitted by our Pro Staff, Staff writers, Sponsors and even many members of the TalkHunting forum. If you have ever wanted to be an outdoor writer, this may be your chance. Our magazine has grown in leaps and bounds with writers from all over the country submitting articles while still allowing the "Regular Joe" to submit one as well.
We publish educational and informative articles and blogs to help improve your hunting experiences. Our Pro Staff have a wide range of hunting skills and experiences and will share them with you here at TalkHunting Magazine. We also do product reviews, outdoor show reviews and reviews on anything outdoor related that we think might benefit you.
TalkHunting Forum
The TalkHunting forum (www.talkhuntin.com) is really the heart of our website. Here you can read and interact with other hunters from all over the country. We are a 100% family friendly site and do not allow ANY bad language, fighting, cliques, product bashing, sexual overtones or many of the other things that plague almost every other forum site. We have an absolute zero tolerance policy for those kinds of things. We tell our moderators that my Pastor's 13 year old daughter is a member at TalkHunting and nothing better get by them that will offend her in any way. This gives us a clean and friendly place to share ideas, stories, photos, experiences, recipes and many other things like swap hunts and enter contests. We call it our virtual hunting camp.
There are two parts of our website, the magazine (where you are now) and the forum. Both are free but both have different functions, things to do and different registrations.
TalkHunting Magazine
The TalkHunting magazine (www.talkhunting.com) is a free publication that is published 6 times a year. That doesn’t mean that content wont change on a regular basis because there is a constant influx of new articles, blogs and news. The magazine is free but does require registration to be able to submit articles for consideration in the magazine, to add comments to articles or blogs and a few other “Member Only” items that require registration. We welcome all article submissions but you must be a member to do so. This registration is completely different and separate from the forum registration. Your username and password for the forum will not work at the magazine. You can register for the magazine by clicking here.
Registering allows you to:
TalkHunting Forum
The TalkHunting forum (www.talkhuntin.com) is really the heart of our website. Here you can read and interact with other hunters from all over the country. The forum is free but does require you to register if you want to post any new topics, reply to topics, or be qualified to win prizes in our monthly drawings. Also, if you are not registered, you wont be able to access all areas that are open to registered members. This registration is completely different and separate from the magazine registration. Your username and password for the magazine will not work at the forum. You can register for the forum by clicking here.
Registering allows you to:
So, as you can see, registering for the magazine and the forum is easy, free and gives you a lot of benefits... So what are you waiting for?