Field & Stream November 1929 Print // 2026 Edition

This striking vintage cover from Field & Stream magazine, originally published in November 1929, captures the dramatic moment a flock of wild turkeys erupts from the autumn woods.

Illustrated during the early days of modern outdoor publishing, the artwork reflects a time when magazines like Field & Stream helped shape America’s hunting culture and appreciation for wildlife. The scene — a hunter and bird dog flushing turkeys from the brush — represents the timeless connection between hunters, wildlife, and the changing seasons of the fall woods.

Perfect for a cabin, office, or hunting camp, this print celebrates the heritage and artistry of the American outdoors.

Details

• Reproduction of Field & Stream magazine cover
• Originally published November 1929
• 11x17 art print
• Produced by Wild Turkey Archives

Preserving Turkey Hunting History

Every purchase helps support the mission of the Wild Turkey Archives, a project of the American Wild Turkey Historical Foundation, dedicated to digitizing and preserving thousands of historic hunting films, magazines, books, and archival materials so they can be shared with future generations.