Outdoor Adventures, February 1958

This issue of Outdoor Adventures (February 1958, Vol. 4, No. 1) contains adventure fiction across multiple genres. Featured stories include "Medal of Honor—He Bribed Death With His Own Life" (author uncredited), a war narrative about a Marine hero; "Blood Dance To The Alligator Gods" by George H. Dammann (weird adventure); "Spear Hunting for Jaguars" by Paul Brock and "Hunting Africa's Worst Killers" by Jim Loring (hunting narratives); "Why Sex Fiends Run Wild" by James Lynn (exposé); "The Day The Sky Caved In" by George E. Jones (true adventure); and "Fonzo, The Integer Mah" by Arthur J. Burks (off-trail category). The issue includes departments covering personal experience, such as "The Little Killer In The Back Yard," and features departments for photography and an "Outdoor Adventures Girl of the Month." The magazine positions itself as "The Action Magazine for Active Men."