I only buy the copies with Kacee in it, otherwise I refuse to waste my time with the deer breeder journal.

I really enjoy the stories written about others personal experience in the Great Outdoors and have even tried my luck writing of my hunts a few times. I think it has given me more confidence and will help me out when I retire next year and continue writing about my hunting and outdoor experiences from younger years and future adventures from growing up in a small town and enjoying the outdoors. Fun Times !

Thanks and to rub it in on josh a lil I am sure

^ +1

as I said earlier - you cannot have guys like this representing you to the public - even if what he says is right the impression/perception left with the vast majority of the public is not a positive one - when TTHA started featuring him in their magazine I wrote Jerry a note suggesting to him that this guy was the wrong person to feature -


http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/nras-ted-nugent-sparks-yet-another-ugly-controversy

With over 58,000 THF Members, I would hope that TTHA views the responses given so far and see's what the Common Folk look for in a Hunting/Outdoor Magazine.

Well so far no response from TTHA, on all the coments that were made........

I can't comment on the magazine. I don't subscribe and never have.
But I can comment on their Extravaganza. I quit attending them to display my booth because it's become less hunting and more crap. There's too much stuff there that they claim for family that has a better fit at a home show than it does for hunting and outdoors. Every year it's the same thing so for my family to attend the show or my business to do a booth it's just not worth it. I really got tired of being hit up by salesmen that didn't have a booth and wanted to waste my time talking to me about animals they had to sell to stock my place, how they were starting out doing a video for TV, selling me their deer stand or whatever product they had. I mean I am there to sell my stuff am not buy their stuff and especially not from some people that didn't even pay to have a booth at the show. Whenever I mentioned it to the staff, nothing was ever done to fix it. It was so annoying I lost the opportunity to talk to customers because of it. I quit attending in 2009 and I will not be going back.

I am starting to feel like I was invited to assist in helping determine why fewer people subscribe to TTHA magazine then in years past, and now there is some head scratching going on with no response back from TTHA. I guess its time for me to come in out of the rain!

I looked at one of there magazines at their show, it just catered to the high dollar breeders, high fence, and equipment. It had nothing for the average hunter. I did buy a ticket to get into their shows, other then that I could care less about their organization.