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-->Nitro Expressone of us posted document.write('<nobr>'+ myTimeZone('Wed, 08 May 2013 05:18:11 GMT-0700', '08 May 2013 17:18')+'</nobr>');08 May 2013 17:1808 May 2013 17:18Hide PostThanks for all the valuable comments--I emailed SCI and suggested Mr. Comus or one of his staff check out this thread; whether they will or not remains to be seen.Like most of you, I'm disenchanted with the "new" Safari Magazine. I don't really want to read articles about wine, stemware, jewelry, etc. Or if I do, I'll search more specific publications. I want to open Safari Magazine to read articles about hunting--once in a while a big-game fishing story might be OK, but I would like to see 90+% of the articles about hunting, both in the U.S. and globally.(As an aside, I did not renew my subscription to a publication called Garden and Gun for two reasons. First, there was precious little "gun" in the articles; in fact, I recall several issues where the only "gun" material was in the advertisements. Second, and more significantly, the NRA announced their request for a (paid) advertisement in Garden and Gun had been rejected as too controversial. Anytime a publication with "gun" in its title refuses to support the NRA, I'm done with it.)One forum member remarked he was disappointed several years ago when the hunt reports were taken out of Safari Magazine and placed in the newspaper, in an extremely abbreviated format. I couldn't agree more. One feature of the magazine I looked forward to was the extensive hunt reports. I don't even bother to read the two or three reports in the newspaper.Also, someone else commented that he was told not to bother submitting articles. That's unfortunate--I have had several stories published in Safari Magazine, mostly when Mr. Quimby was running the show, and I always thought the member-generated articles provided the real "meat" of the publication. Sure, they tended to be "me and Joe" type stories, where the hunters returned to camp at the end of the day, tired but happy, and in other commercial hunting and fishing publications you won't typically see that kind of journalism--the very reason Safari Magazine was somewhat unique. I'm sorry to see that format scrapped. As Mr. Quimby noted, there is undoubtedly no shortage of submission by members--of course, that will cease once articles are summarily rejected.Again, thanks for the participation. Hopefully someone at SCI will take a look at AR and consider carefully what we've said in this thread.Good hunting!Lt.Col., U.S.Army, RetiredLife Member, NRA"Ut totus alius deficio, lascivio mortuus."(When all else fails, play dead)

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posted document.write('<nobr>'+ myTimeZone('Wed, 08 May 2013 05:18:11 GMT-0700', '08 May 2013 17:18')+'</nobr>');08 May 2013 17:1808 May 2013 17:18Hide PostThanks for all the valuable comments--I emailed SCI and suggested Mr. Comus or one of his staff check out this thread; whether they will or not remains to be seen.Like most of you, I'm disenchanted with the "new" Safari Magazine. I don't really want to read articles about wine, stemware, jewelry, etc. Or if I do, I'll search more specific publications. I want to open Safari Magazine to read articles about hunting--once in a while a big-game fishing story might be OK, but I would like to see 90+% of the articles about hunting, both in the U.S. and globally.(As an aside, I did not renew my subscription to a publication called Garden and Gun for two reasons. First, there was precious little "gun" in the articles; in fact, I recall several issues where the only "gun" material was in the advertisements. Second, and more significantly, the NRA announced their request for a (paid) advertisement in Garden and Gun had been rejected as too controversial. Anytime a publication with "gun" in its title refuses to support the NRA, I'm done with it.)One forum member remarked he was disappointed several years ago when the hunt reports were taken out of Safari Magazine and placed in the newspaper, in an extremely abbreviated format. I couldn't agree more. One feature of the magazine I looked forward to was the extensive hunt reports. I don't even bother to read the two or three reports in the newspaper.Also, someone else commented that he was told not to bother submitting articles. That's unfortunate--I have had several stories published in Safari Magazine, mostly when Mr. Quimby was running the show, and I always thought the member-generated articles provided the real "meat" of the publication. Sure, they tended to be "me and Joe" type stories, where the hunters returned to camp at the end of the day, tired but happy, and in other commercial hunting and fishing publications you won't typically see that kind of journalism--the very reason Safari Magazine was somewhat unique. I'm sorry to see that format scrapped. As Mr. Quimby noted, there is undoubtedly no shortage of submission by members--of course, that will cease once articles are summarily rejected.Again, thanks for the participation. Hopefully someone at SCI will take a look at AR and consider carefully what we've said in this thread.Good hunting!Lt.Col., U.S.Army, RetiredLife Member, NRA"Ut totus alius deficio, lascivio mortuus."(When all else fails, play dead)

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posted document.write('<nobr>'+ myTimeZone('Wed, 08 May 2013 05:18:11 GMT-0700', '08 May 2013 17:18')+'</nobr>');08 May 2013 17:1808 May 2013 17:18Hide PostThanks for all the valuable comments--I emailed SCI and suggested Mr. Comus or one of his staff check out this thread; whether they will or not remains to be seen.Like most of you, I'm disenchanted with the "new" Safari Magazine. I don't really want to read articles about wine, stemware, jewelry, etc. Or if I do, I'll search more specific publications. I want to open Safari Magazine to read articles about hunting--once in a while a big-game fishing story might be OK, but I would like to see 90+% of the articles about hunting, both in the U.S. and globally.(As an aside, I did not renew my subscription to a publication called Garden and Gun for two reasons. First, there was precious little "gun" in the articles; in fact, I recall several issues where the only "gun" material was in the advertisements. Second, and more significantly, the NRA announced their request for a (paid) advertisement in Garden and Gun had been rejected as too controversial. Anytime a publication with "gun" in its title refuses to support the NRA, I'm done with it.)One forum member remarked he was disappointed several years ago when the hunt reports were taken out of Safari Magazine and placed in the newspaper, in an extremely abbreviated format. I couldn't agree more. One feature of the magazine I looked forward to was the extensive hunt reports. I don't even bother to read the two or three reports in the newspaper.Also, someone else commented that he was told not to bother submitting articles. That's unfortunate--I have had several stories published in Safari Magazine, mostly when Mr. Quimby was running the show, and I always thought the member-generated articles provided the real "meat" of the publication. Sure, they tended to be "me and Joe" type stories, where the hunters returned to camp at the end of the day, tired but happy, and in other commercial hunting and fishing publications you won't typically see that kind of journalism--the very reason Safari Magazine was somewhat unique. I'm sorry to see that format scrapped. As Mr. Quimby noted, there is undoubtedly no shortage of submission by members--of course, that will cease once articles are summarily rejected.Again, thanks for the participation. Hopefully someone at SCI will take a look at AR and consider carefully what we've said in this thread.Good hunting!Lt.Col., U.S.Army, RetiredLife Member, NRA

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Thanks for all the valuable comments--I emailed SCI and suggested Mr. Comus or one of his staff check out this thread; whether they will or not remains to be seen.Like most of you, I'm disenchanted with the "new" Safari Magazine. I don't really want to read articles about wine, stemware, jewelry, etc. Or if I do, I'll search more specific publications. I want to open Safari Magazine to read articles about hunting--once in a while a big-game fishing story might be OK, but I would like to see 90+% of the articles about hunting, both in the U.S. and globally.(As an aside, I did not renew my subscription to a publication called Garden and Gun for two reasons. First, there was precious little "gun" in the articles; in fact, I recall several issues where the only "gun" material was in the advertisements. Second, and more significantly, the NRA announced their request for a (paid) advertisement in Garden and Gun had been rejected as too controversial. Anytime a publication with "gun" in its title refuses to support the NRA, I'm done with it.)One forum member remarked he was disappointed several years ago when the hunt reports were taken out of Safari Magazine and placed in the newspaper, in an extremely abbreviated format. I couldn't agree more. One feature of the magazine I looked forward to was the extensive hunt reports. I don't even bother to read the two or three reports in the newspaper.Also, someone else commented that he was told not to bother submitting articles. That's unfortunate--I have had several stories published in Safari Magazine, mostly when Mr. Quimby was running the show, and I always thought the member-generated articles provided the real "meat" of the publication. Sure, they tended to be "me and Joe" type stories, where the hunters returned to camp at the end of the day, tired but happy, and in other commercial hunting and fishing publications you won't typically see that kind of journalism--the very reason Safari Magazine was somewhat unique. I'm sorry to see that format scrapped. As Mr. Quimby noted, there is undoubtedly no shortage of submission by members--of course, that will cease once articles are summarily rejected.Again, thanks for the participation. Hopefully someone at SCI will take a look at AR and consider carefully what we've said in this thread.Good hunting!

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That's disappointing beyond words!

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