Garden & Gun Magazine: 21st Century Southern America

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One of the most talked about new magazines in America.

With a no-excuses title, lush photography and superb writing, Garden & Gun is one of the most talked about new magazines in America.

An enthusiast publication, Garden & Gun is dedicated to the sporting life and all things indigenous to the South and the Caribbean. Our subscribers tell us they appreciate a gourmet meal, a good fish story, the weight of a waxed canvas coat.

One reader described the content, "Wine, food, gardens, bikes, airplanes, fly fishing, archery and money tastefully surrounded by beautiful Southern women. I only wish I had thought of it." Yes, this is our realm, our proud geography.

For information on advertising with Garden & Gun, please email advertising@gardenandgun.com.

"Sandra Bullock sweeps into her office at her production company in West Hollywood and picks up the phone to talk over a few things for her next film, All About Steve… She rattles off a pop-culture cornucopia, invoking the "Where's the Beef?" lady and singer Gwen Stefani and the films Klute and Little Miss Sunshine and Garden & Gun magazine. 'If you don't have a copy, I do,' she offers her caller."

- Forbes Magazine, July 2, 2007

Defining the niche of the affluent, sporting Southerner.

Garden & Gun's circulation strategy and its editorial direction are aimed at a dual audience of affluent, active Southerners -- and lovers of the Southern land and lifestyle.

As the Southeast continues to grow in popularity, demographic trends support the launch of Garden & Gun.

If you are intrigued by this target, please call Chris C. Van Duyne, at 843.795.1195 or send an email to advertising@gardenandgun.com.

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A bookshelf-worthy collection of lush photography and writing.

If you would like information on ordering reprints of specific articles or advertisements, please email reprints@gardenandgun.com

There is a minimum order of 500 for all reprint orders.

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