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Fur-Fish-Game edu
EditorJohn D. Taylor
CategoriesHunting/fishing magazine
FrequencyMonthly
Circulation116,316[1]
PublisherA. R. Harding
First issueSeptember 1925
CompanyAR Harding Publishing Co.
CountryUSA
Based inColumbus, Ohio
LanguageEnglish
Websitefurfishgame.com
ISSN0016-2922

Fur-Fish-Game (often called Fur, Fish and GameorFFG) is an American outdoors magazine. FFG features how-to articles and tips, descriptions of outdoor sporting products, and first-person stories of outdoor adventure and survival. Subtitled The magazine for practical outdoorsman, FFG focuses on hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities more as a part of rural life than as a hobbyorsport. Unlike most outdoor magazine, FFG also includes updates about fur prices and advice for outdoorsman who run traplines and sell furs.[2]

History[edit]

Founder Arthur R. Harding began Hunter-Trader-Trapper magazine in 1900, primarily as a report on fur prices for trappers, traders, and exporters. As the only magazine to provide this information, it was an immediate success. In 1914, Harding sold the magazine due to poor health. When he recovered in 1925, his offer to repurchase the magazine was rebuffed, so Harding bought another magazine, Fur News and Outdoor World, and changed the name to Fur-Fish-Game.

Harding outlined his philosophy for the new magazine:

"FUR-FISH-GAME wants articles from subscribers telling of their actual experiences-whether hunting, trapping, fur buying, fishing, camping, fur farming, medicinal root growing, etc.-with photographs if possible. The editor believes that such material is often of more interest and value than much that is written in flowing language by those who follow writing as a business. F-F-G will be of practical pleasure and profit- edited and published for those who wish to read in plain, everyday language about fur, fish, game and allied interests."[3]

FFG today[edit]

FFG is still published monthly by Harding's descendants. Although there is less emphasis on fur and trapping than in decades past, the magazine maintains its pragmatic approach to outdoor life. The current BPA audited average paid circulation is 121,162.

Features and regular columns[edit]

References[edit]

  • ^ "A. R. Harding: The Practical Outdoorsman." History of FUR-FISH-GAME Archived 2006-10-24 at the Wayback Machine
  • External links[edit]


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    Categories: 
    Lifestyle magazines published in the United States
    Monthly magazines published in the United States
    Hunting and fishing magazines
    Magazines established in 1925
    Magazines published in Ohio
    Mass media in Columbus, Ohio
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