Outdoor Life Magazine October 1956 Smart Deer - East or West? No Label


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Outdoor Life Magazine – October 1956 – “Smart Deer – East or West?” (No Label)

This October 1956 issue of Outdoor Life presents “Mule Deer vs. Whitetails” by F. L. Waugh, comparing the craftiness of deer across regions and posing the question: Smart Deer—East or West? Alongside this feature, the magazine offers hunting and fishing stories, expert tips, and outdoor adventures from around the world. The issue is in good condition, with the copy shown in the listing being the exact one you will receive. Please check photos carefully to evaluate its condition.

We offer combined shipping on multiple purchases—just ask. Every magazine is packaged in a clear protective covering for preservation and safe delivery.


Table of Contents

Feature Articles

  • Lion in the Rimrock — Emmett Gowen – p.41

  • Hotchpot — Chester Chatfield – p.44

  • Fast Action in Newfoundland — Truman Henson – p.46

  • Fish Gus’ Way — Hank Bradshaw – p.48

  • No Guns Allowed — U. J. Mackarain – p.52

  • Blind Date — Wynn Davis – p.54

  • I Like the Dismal Days — Henry F. Zeman – p.56

  • How to Hunt Squirrels — Ray Beck – p.58

  • A World Record — William S. Street – p.60

  • Mule Deer vs. Whitetails — F. L. Waugh – p.64

  • A Hot Lake — Lawrence Y. Warren – p.66

  • Guides Are Human Too — Ralph W. Young – p.68

  • Sport of Kings — George Heinold – p.70

  • River of No Return — Clyde Ormond – p.72

  • New Fishhook — Henry Moore – p.76


Departments

  • What’s on Your Mind? – p.4

  • This Happened to Me! – p.22

  • Hunting Seasons – p.24

  • Salt Water – p.18

  • Game Gimmicks – p.80

  • Shooting – p.86

  • Angling – p.138

  • Boating – p.144

  • Camping – p.150

  • Dogs – p.154

  • Where to Go – p.162

  • The Gist of It – p.172

Cover Painting: John Floherty Jr.


A superb collectible for hunters, anglers, and vintage magazine enthusiasts, this issue blends practical advice, exciting stories, and classic artwork—showcasing the breadth of mid-20th-century outdoor journalism.

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