BirddogGSP
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I have close to 20 years of Gun Dog magazines. Trying to clean up office etc... Not sure if there's any value there or put them in recycle bin...
Gun Dog Magazines - What to do?
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BRITTMAN
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I have the first 5-8 years or so ... also have the original W&S and Waterfowl editions. Not sure why I have kept them.
Overtime, this company evolved to primarily a commercial "G&O" advertisement and thus essentially became an expensive promo catalog. Some of the original writers (Hill, Vance, etc) had a strong reputation in the outdoor sports writer world ... this seemed to wither away too and their replacements wrote only of stories where they hunted said commercial operation T in State K with boot reps and shell reps ...
Look at a copy now and them at a store, but see have not made it to the cash register ...
Overtime, this company evolved to primarily a commercial "G&O" advertisement and thus essentially became an expensive promo catalog. Some of the original writers (Hill, Vance, etc) had a strong reputation in the outdoor sports writer world ... this seemed to wither away too and their replacements wrote only of stories where they hunted said commercial operation T in State K with boot reps and shell reps ...
Look at a copy now and them at a store, but see have not made it to the cash register ...
BRITTMAN
Well-known member
I have the first 5 years or so ... also have the original W&S and Waterfowl editions. Not sure why I have kept them.
Overtime, this company evolved to primarily a commercial "G&O" advertisement and thus essentially became an expensive promo catalog. Some of the original writers (Hill, Vance, etc) had a strong reputation in the outdoor sports writer world ... this seemed to wither away too and became stories of I hunted said commercial operation T in State K with boot reps and shell reps ...
Look at a copy now and then at a store, but have not made it to the cash register ...
Overtime, this company evolved to primarily a commercial "G&O" advertisement and thus essentially became an expensive promo catalog. Some of the original writers (Hill, Vance, etc) had a strong reputation in the outdoor sports writer world ... this seemed to wither away too and became stories of I hunted said commercial operation T in State K with boot reps and shell reps ...
Look at a copy now and then at a store, but have not made it to the cash register ...