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The current issue, April 2009, has several very good articles in it and for the varmint hunter, a real treasure ==> previously unpublished stories about the Burnam brothers and their friends calling Texas brush country predators back in the 1970s. There are a couple of coyote trapping stories too, along with several other very readable articles on turkey hunting, fishing, and even how to harvest and prepare spring dandelions! Plenty there to bring back memories.
All in all, an issue worth seeking out and buying if you are not a subscriber. Try it, you will like it
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I have always been very fond of FF&G as it is one of the few down to earth magazines on the market today. I keep a stash of them in the sleeper berth of my tractor for those times when weather forces me to pull the pins and take an extended break. Always something very practical in there it seems. Very little of the latest and greatest gadget propoganda in there.
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One of my favorite books is one by Murry Burnam. My Mother got it for me on my 7th or 8th birthday. It is signed to me by Murry Burnam. Lots of experience calling predators in that book.
I remember my Grandfather subscribing to FF&G years ago but I was too young to be interested in reading it. I honestly didn't know it was still around...
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