Backwoods Home Magazine and Ritchie's Backwoodsman are both very good magazines, but serve different purposes. I subscribe to both, but have no other connection with either, other than that I really enjoy them.
Backwoods Home Magazine, BHM, is mostly a back to the land, independent living oriented magazine, as good or better than the old Mother Earth News was when it first started. It's got articles about gardening, home preservation of foods, homesteading, alternative electrical generation by solar, wind or hydro, and also some Libertarian views about government and politics, and a regular article on guns and ammo. It comes out 6 times a year and is available at Wally-world, Barnes & Noble, and other places magazines are sold, but in limited quantities, get there early or go home empty. They usually have a booth at preparedness expos around the country. They also make available free subscriptions to wounded warriors and other deserving folks, many of the "free" subscriptions are actually donated by their readers, nothing is really free, someone has to pay.
Ritchie's Backwoodsman magazine, BWM, is mostly about the skills and tools of the early pioneer, and mountain men, with articles on do it yourself old timey equipment, and hunting and care of game and etc. It comes out 6 times a year, and is sometimes available at Wall-world, and other book stores, but it, too goes fast so get there early.
I find subscriptions are easiest, and guarantee I get the magazine. I got a lifetime subscription to BWM by trading Charlie Ritchie a bunch of very old knives I had. Both are small independent bootstrap businesses, published by good folks who walk the walk as well as talk the talk.
I haven't seen the magazine referenced in the OP, but will look for it. Too bad it's only out once a year, sounds like a winner.