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Palomino County is a culture-rich, quiet luxury-driven American magazine rooted in the country’s traditional values of faith, family, and freedom. We tell stories about legacy brands and emerging craftsmen from coast to coast, but are firmly planted in the middle. Using food, land, and tradition as a lens, we highlight the people, makers, and communities that define the spirit of the great American life.

Please read through the details about our Print Volumes and Editorial Calendar for print and digital below, and use the Pitch Submission Form if you have a story idea you think could be a good fit.

Our Print Volumes

We print two volumes per year, each roughly 170 pages: Fall-Winter ships in September and Spring-Summer ships in March.

From a geographic perspective, the Fall-Winter volume focuses primarily on areas of the Great American West with a more rustic and western aesthetic. Think ranches, mountains, hunting, and country crooners.

Our Spring-Summer volume highlights more of the coasts, particularly the Coastal South region, and places that are known for lake and ocean activities. Think fishing, boating, beach resorts, and long summer nights.

In every volume, we highlight the equestrian lifestyle—the traditions, values, and communities built around the enduring relationship between humans and horses—while also exploring a broader landscape of quiet luxury pursuits that define life well lived in Palomino County. This extends beyond the fairway to include golf as both sport and social ritual, alongside pursuits like fly fishing in untouched waters, upland hunting across storied fields, and time spent at private clubs and heritage resorts where craftsmanship and culture quietly converge.

We also have ongoing profile stories, columns, and guides published online throughout the year to coincide with holidays, trends, and seasons. We plan our print editorial content six to nine months in advance. Pitches are submitted through our online form and should include:

• A brief explanation of the topic or idea

• Why the pitch is well-suited for Palomino County

• Exclusivity and timeline expectations

A Note on Previously Published Work, AI & What We’re Looking For

Palomino County does not accept material that has been previously published. We ask that writers submit pitches and write pieces that are created without the use of AI. That said, we understand that AI can be useful for story prompts and editing, and that’s ok.

We want original thinkers, adventurers, and culture creators who are offering us unique and “parts unknown” type perspectives. If Garden & Gun has covered the angle, or Town & Country has already written about the location three times, we probably don’t want it.

We do not accept pitches about hyper-local businesses like dental offices, med spas, realtors, restaurants, or boutiques unless they are relevant for one of our Guides or Columns (see below) or if there is an incredibly unique founder story behind it. However, we would love to consider building a customized advertising program for you.

Editorial Calendar 2026 & 2027

Spring-Summer 2026 print (ships March 2026) — pitches closed.

Spring-Summer 2026 online (March–August 2026) — accepting online pitches until June 1, 2026 for America 250 and summer-related travel.

Fall-Winter 2026 print (ships September 2026) — accepting pitches through June 1, 2026.

Fall-Winter 2026 online (September–February 2026) — accepting pitches through October 1, 2026.

Spring-Summer 2027 print (ships March 2027) — pitches open October 1, 2026.

Spring-Summer 2027 online (March–August 2027) — pitches open October 1, 2026.

Fall-Winter 2027 print (ships September 2027) — pitches open June 1, 2027.

Fall-Winter 2027 online (September–February 2027) — pitches open June 1, 2027.

Guides

Now accepting pitches for print and digital through October 1, 2026.

Holiday Gift Guide — Curates thoughtful, well-crafted finds from makers and brands we love—rooted in quality, story, and a spirit of giving that feels both personal and lasting.

The Service to Stewardship Guide — Focuses on veteran-owned businesses and non-profits across America, where discipline, purpose, and service continue through craftsmanship, leadership, and community impact.

Ranch & Range Guide — A guide to America’s best ranches and luxury resorts, where heritage, hospitality, and the spirit of the open range create unforgettable stays. Advertising partnerships are also available.

Field & Fences Guide — A guide to equestrian culture across America, where open land, working barns, and a life with horses define rhythm, routine, and connection. Advertising partnerships are also available.

Paws & Place Guide — A curated guide to America’s most pet-friendly places to stay, visit, and live—where thoughtful hospitality ensures both you and your companion feel right at home. Advertising partnerships are also available.

Columns

Now accepting pitches for both print and digital, year-round.

Dispatches from Palomino County — On-the-ground reporting from towns and places that capture the people, traditions, and rhythms that define American life.

Backroads & Backwoods — Explores lesser-known hunting grounds and wild places, where tradition, solitude, and untold stories shape a deeper connection to land, heritage, and the outdoors.

Big City Weekender — Highlights curated escapes in America’s most vibrant cities, blending culture, dining, and discovery into refined, experience-driven itineraries rooted in modern, intentional living.

Meet Your Makers — Spotlights the artisans, craftsmen, and artists shaping American life, sharing the stories, process, and purpose behind the goods that carry meaning, heritage, and hand.

Ready to Pitch?

When your idea is ready, submit a pitch →