Vol. 3 goes to The Great Lakes. Nine hunters who know this country share everything: the terrain, the animals, the tactics, the hard lessons.
Whether these stories bring back memories or take you somewhere you've always wanted to go, by the time you finish you'll feel like you've been there.
Inside Vol. 3:
Jeff Kavanagh called a bull moose to ten yards from a bright red canoe. His secret has nothing to do with camouflage.
Shawn James (My Self Reliance, 2.2M Youtube subscribers) needs over 1,000 lbs of meat every year. He holds nothing back in this interview.
Monty Browning waited a week in a Canadian wilderness swamp. What came in at eight yards just before dark — he never heard coming.
PLUS MORE STORIES, VINTAGE ARTWORK, AND HONEST WRITING FROM THE HUNTERS WHO LIVED IT.
Trad Hunters is a printed bowhunting publication with no gear reviews, no product placements, and only 7% ad pages — 100% hunter-written stories printed in the style of the 1950s golden era of outdoor writing.
One-time purchase. Ships from Ontario, Canada. Flat rate shipping to the US (5–7 days).
A Quick Note on Availability
With print costs rising, future reprints of Vol. 3 aren't guaranteed. Pre-orders and subscribers are fulfilled first; what's left after that is first come, first shipped. If you want every future volume guaranteed, a quarterly subscription is the surest way.
"I bought it for myself, but I've been reading it to my twin 8-year-old boys at night. It's what hunting is really about." — J.O., Verified Buyer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Loved the artwork. Primarily why I wanted these. . The page is a nice ivory color that is easy to read. The stories are good my eyes are drawn to the pictures. Size of volumes makes it easy to put in jacket and read on the go. Will be ordering the next in series
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Tom
Books seamed small not what i was thinking but look ok
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Ronald Miller
Blast from the past
Love these magazines reminds me of reading old field and stream with my grandpa.
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Mark Edward Clark
Another Keeper
Fitting highlights of Volume 3, The Great Lakes edition, of Trad Hunters are Black Bear, Moose and White-Tailed Deer. Stories written by accomplished hunter/story tellers will keep your attention and make you long for the next time, or first time, you go on a hunting adventure in that area that is different and mystical compared to most of our own local hunting grounds.
I’m looking forward to the next edition.
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Travis McLeod
I’m so impressed!
I love the format. I love the articles. I genuinely enjoy a subscription that really speaks to me as a Traditional Bowhunter. And this magazine does just that!
