The History of Field & Stream
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SummaryThe history of Field & Stream would be incomplete without first exploring the past of another great outdoor magazine, Forest and Stream, On August 14, 1873, Forest and Stream debuted. The magazine was founded by a group of sportsmen that included Charles Hallock, who also served as the magazine’s first editor. The magazine’s focus was on “game, fish, and conservation,” and it proved to be quite foresighted because “few were the Americans of that day who had the vision or wisdom to see the necessity for conservation”
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- Yet the market for outdoor magazines was still strong, and twenty-two years after the introduction of Forest and Stream, another outdoor magazine was introduced
- In 1906, Burkhard hired Eltinge F. Warner, a Princeton graduate and native of St. Paul, as the general manager
- Field &Stream remained in the hands of Warner until 1951, when he sold the magazine to the Henry Holt & Company
- Field & Stream Today: A General Overview
- The Appearance of Field & Stream
- The Content and Writers of Field and Stream
- The Business of Field & Stream
- Field & Stream remains a standard in the homes of many American fishermen, hunters, and outdoorsmen, and it is often read by several generations of a family.
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