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After almost 30 years, Don Childers continues to create beautiful covers for BHM. This one depicts a mother and her two small children harvesting pumpkins from their garden. When Dad gets home,...
Previous Issue #167
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In this cover, painted by Don Childers, Mom hangs laundry in the apple orchard while her son and daughter play peacefully near the stream. On this calm autumn day, even the dog...
Previous Issue #169
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In this cover, BHM artist Don Childers depicts Managing Editor Jessie Denning’s close encounter with a cougar. In Don’s rendition, her cat cowers behind her, while her dog barks ferociously at the...
Previous Issue #171
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This cover by Don Childers depicts a self-reliant couple living out in the woods. They have a small home with a garden out front, a woodshed behind the house, and an outhouse...
Previous Issue #170
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In this cover by longtime BHM artist Don Childers, a mother black bear and her cub lumber across a meadow. From his distant cabin, a man watches this beautiful scene, knowing that...
Previous Issue #168
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Don Childers, our artist for 28 years, has come through again with another spectacular cover. We wanted to reprise his favorite cover from issue #13, but this time add the symbolic view...
Issue #145 of Backwoods Home Magazine. January/February, 2014
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6 Editor's Note
7 Editorial:
The ethanol gasoline scam
20 Ayoob on Firearms:
The pump shotgun: A traditional backwoods home weapon
52 Irreverent joke page
77 Ask Jackie:
Vinegar, pressure cookers, canning nuts, baking bread, etc.
81 Letters
82 Advertiser Index
84 Classified ads (pdf)
84 Classified advertising form
86-94 BHM anthologies & books
95-96 Order form/Subscription...
Issue #86 of Backwoods Home Magazine. March/April, 2004
Issue #86
March/April, 2004
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A Backwoods Home Anthology The Fifteenth Year
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Previous Issue #158
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This issue's cover depicts Don Childers and Dave Duffy playing chess by the warm, crackling fire. They are both taking a well-deserved break — Dave from editing and Don from sketching the...
Previous issue #164
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Backwoods Home Magazine’s Don Childers, who is currently 86, painted this pastoral scene. The young boy knows that helping his mom transfer starts from her sunken greenhouse will result in delicious, home-grown...
Previous Issue #166
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In this cover by Don Childers, an older woman sits on the cabin porch. Her faithful dog stays by her side, keeping watch while she knits. These days, she tends her garden...
Previous Issue #161
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This family is camping out in the woods to take advantage of the last few warm days of summer. The cast-iron pot has been simmering stew all day, but the impatient kids...
Issue #47 of Backwoods Home Magazine. September/October, 1997
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Issue #102 of Backwoods Home Magazine. November/December, 2006
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A Backwoods Home Anthology The Seventeenth Year
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Previous Issue #159
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Don Childers painted this farm scene while visiting Dave and Ilene Duffy in Oregon this past fall. Everyone put their two cents in: We need a small child in Grandpa's lap; that...
Previous Issue # 157
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Artist Don Childers created this cover for BHM while visiting Dave and Ilene Duffy at their house in Oregon. The trailer is heading to a survival retreat, as Jackie Clay-Atkinson suggests in...