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Below is a summary of the material currently published in Africa’s Bowhunter. Please indicate for us your likes and dislikes – which kinds of articles you would like to see more of and which kinds you think we should cut back on:

 

1) Hunting articles, where contributors write about their hunts.

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2) Hunting-related articles, e.g. on hunting techniques for specific species, on tracking, on survival in the wilds.

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3) Readers’ letters.

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4) Competitions, in which readers may win various prizes.

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5) Farm promotions – articles on bow hunting venues and the facilities and opportunities they offer.

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6) Technical articles that discuss the construction or operation of bows, arrows, sights, stabilisers and all sorts of accessories equipment, on arrow design, on bushcraft.

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7) Instructional articles such as on how to improve your archery technique, how to become a better walk-and-stalk hunter, how to shoot better scores at competitions, how to improve your bow setup yourself, how to make a string and other D.I.Y. Articles.

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8) Articles for beginners.

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9) Articles on the hunting law and regulations and on what you can hunt where and when and the latest issues in the constant battle with the anti-hunters.

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10) Product showcases, introducing products new to the market.

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11) Book reviews.

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12) Philosophical articles, in which contributors give their personal views on for instance hunting ethics, why they bow hunt, legislation affecting the hunting industry, or organisations that might influence the industry for better or for worse.

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13) Traditional-type articles aimed at readers who are enthusiastic about longbows, recurves, wooden arrows, muzzle-loaders, old pistols and other aspects of traditional hunting.

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14) Organisational news on archery clubs, competitions, the SA Bowhunters’ Association (SABA), African Bowhunters’ Organisation (ABO), Sanifaa and more.

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15) Readers’ Trophies, where readers send in pictures of trophies they have bagged.

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16) Miscellaneous articles: recipes, terminology lists, self-defence, community defence.

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17) Ads: bow hunting opportunities, bows for sale.

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18) In lighter vein: Letter from the Rookie.

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Thankyou for helping us make Africa's Bowhunter a better magazine – Editorial team