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Arizona Highways Magazine
Unique magazine, nothing else like it.However, the quality of the paper used seems to have been downgraded thus making the photographs appear to not be as high a quality as before.

I'm Here, What's Cool???
lovely synopsis of the entire state for many differnt life styles.
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Great travel /recreation guide/objective review of people & places in Texas
EXCELLENT IN EVERYTHING...HIGH CLASS ADVERTISING.GREAT JOURNALISM!!

I like it, and I'm not Texan
On february 2005 I went to Houston for a week, and I had heard of Texas Monthly, so I picked it up at the airport when I got there. It was a pleasant company during my laundry at the hotel I have to say! Beautifully designed, with interesting and thought-provoking articles. I am glad I got it, so glad I even got me a subscription. Highly recommendable.
Getting Better
I agree with some of what all the other reviewers have stated.I, too, am a Texas native who has subscribed for nearly 15 years (and read my father's for 10 years before that) and have seen the mag's quality ebb and flo.As copyKat states, the magazine doesn't seem to know who its target audience is (i.e. upscale, politically savvy, middle-or-the-road, city dweller/suburban, etc.)The political and investigatory writing is still top-notch.This state has a lot of problems and the magazine does not try to simply gloss them over. However, some (ok, many) of the 'fluff' pieces leave me wondering why they were included in the first place. Like ducksquat, I also dislike having to stop an article in mid-paragraph to hunt down the continuation on page 97. Read more

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GREAT! IF YOU'RE LOOKIN' FOR THE PSEUDO-WEST
I recall the first issue that I ever saw of COWBOYS & INDIANS magazine.Tom Selleck graced the cover, touting a story about Selleck and his newest western, CROSSFIRE TRAIL.The story was marvelous.Shortly after buying this copy from a newsstand I subscribed.
Top Of My List
A great magazine with all the info and not a lot of the garbage! The Great Escape
Cowboys & Indians Magazine is one of the most enjoyable reads in magazine publishing.Each issue I look forward to escaping to the various destinations, events, and reading the articles regarding art and works of artisans.The beautiful photography and layout of the magazine lets you dream about the places you would like to be and the people / personalities you would like to meet.I would recommend this magazine to anyone who enjoys any aspect of Western Lifestyle.Read more

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Should be called "Killing Animals in Colorado"
I bought a subscription to this magazine out of excitement at our upcoming relocation to the Denver area.I was hoping I would get a magazine that celebrated all of CO's natural gifts thru essays and photography etc.
Beautifully Illustrated & Informative
I really enjoy this magazine very much!The photographs are simply amazing, the articles are interesting & very well put together.It's nice to be able to see parts of Colorado in my own livingroom, & be able to decide where I'd like to venture to, rather than make a blind trip somewhere & be disappointed.The publisher also gives you the option of a free Hunting or Fishing guide to accompany your subscription. I can tell alot of time goes into the structure of this magazine. Kudos to the Publisher of this magazine! ... Read more

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This magazine will insult your intelligence on every page
I live in Dallas, TX, and I have bought this magazine a few times and my wife has bought it several times. It is a local magazine with an appealing cover and it contains local "celebrity gossip". This is what has prompted us to buy it (shame on us). However, you shall not judge a magazine by its cover page, and from now on we will not buy this magazine again.
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Something for everyone....
Which isn't necessarily good.This magazine tries to appeal to every outdoorsman, from the tree-hugger to the blood-and-gore hunter/fisherman.Lot's of great articles on bird watching and state parks but also deer hunting and bass fishing.If that kind of thing offends you, you'll be better off reading Texas Highways Magazine.

Road Map to Adventure
Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine is a great source for those who live in one of the greatest outdoor states in the country.From weekend getaways to week long excursions, you can find ideas and opportunities here.They have something for everyone.Wildflowers, Bird watching, Hunting, Fishing, Hiking, Biking, Historic.If you live in Texas, and you're looking for an outdoor lifestyle, this is your magazine.Each issue has some of the most increadible photography you'll find in any magazine. ... Read more

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A Complete Look At Las Vegas Life Beyond The Strip.
This magazine helps those interested in Las Vegas as a guide to what is in Vegas to see and hear.Also where to be seen and heard.It also goes beyond just the strip with indepth articles about life in Vegas for those interested in moving there to start a new career or for investment purchases.All in all this magazine will be enjoyed by all considerin Las Vegas as a trip or a new desintanation. ... Read more

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It's never to late for beginners luck
It was June 2003 and I had a friend over to the house, that I had met in Payson AZ. at the Houston Mesa Horse Camp Campground in 2001. A conversation came up about applying for the Arizona Hunt Draw. Immediately my friend, Gordon Halloway's eyes lit up. "Hey" he exclaimed " Do you think a bird like me would have a chance at an elk tag?" Let's take a look at the regulations" I replied. Gordon had worked as a union electrician and a arborust when, unfortunatly he had an accident and fell out of a tree breaking his back. As a result he is permanently handicapped and has extreme limited use of his legs. Wewere reviewing the elk hunt options when we we came across The Champ Hunt for handicapped hunters. I recommended that he apply for this hunt. We went down to the local Arizona Game and Fish office in Flagstaff AZ. The counter staff was very helpful in supplying us with the proper information and paperwork, in order to apply for this type of hunt. Gordon promptly submitted his application to his doctor for approval at the Tucson VA hospital. His doctor gladly filled out the paperwork and encouraged him to get out and do these types of activities. This was Gordon's first attempt at an Arizona Big Game Permit, and as beginners luck would have it he was draw for the Champ Elk Hunt with only 10 permits available. Gordon celebrated his 63rd birthday at my house this summer, and he often talks excititly of this very special hunt. Gordon has a special interest in firearms history, and felt it only proper that he purchase a rifle in the historical 45-70 caliber. Gordon will HAND LOAD his Ruger #1 in an all lead 450 grain bullet, at camp, as our forefathers did in the days of the buffalo hunts. He is spending many hours at the shooting bench to make sure of his accuracy, out of respect for the animal. This will be the hunt of a lifetime for this man, and I am doing all that I can do to help insure it goes off without a hitch. I will be providing a 14 X 16 canvas wall tent to add to the comfort and authenticity of the hunt. I know that this will be a safe and sucessful hunt due to the preparation. Special thanks to the Arizona Game and Fish for makeing this hunt possible for our handicapped citizens.For more information contact me at 928-856-0821.Read more

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