Cowboys & Indians Magazine

Pros: Excellent photography, well-written articles, classy look and feel to it, western-themed stories

Cons: Little appeal if you aren't into southwestern themed lifestyle

The Bottom Line: Buy it--for many reasons, but mainly, it's as good as a pot of chilli cookin' on the stove and cornbred in the oven.

Review: When I first picked up this magazine it was more for research than anything. I make beadwork patterns, and am always on the lookout for new color combinations, design elements and other items to add to my working scrapbook of ideas. I beleive the issue I...

Pros: Great articles, Pictures, and Advertisements

Cons: Only 6 issues / year : (

Review: This magazine is so awesome. The first time I saw this magazine was on my grandmothers coffee table. (she is really "hip" about western stuff) It fits my personality to a "T". There aren't many magazines that I enjoy and keep...

Pros: Well researched articles, great images, wonderful clothes

Cons: People like Christie Brinkley

Review: Take the Wild West, give it a good scrub, spray it with deodorant, liberally apply lipgloss, and you have Cowboys and Indians.
This is the Wild West as redesigned by Gucci and Versace. But while it is so darn glossy it would blind your average...

Pros: Some good photography

Cons: Seems like its mostly ads

Review: I had wondered what this magazine was all about. All I can say is, I'm glad I didn't fork out the five dollars apiece for the three copies I have. These three copies were part of a package deal, coming with a package of about 20 other western...