I have 6 months of data, how do I replicate only the most current 3 months of data to the subscribers?
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You can use filtered replication. When you read examples about filtered replication, you'll probably see it referring to a branch office scenario where a single central office stores data for several branch offices, and each branch only wants to replicate their own data. It involves creating filters on a key, and in your case, you'll want to use your date range as the key.
Here's an article on filtered replication with transactional replication, and another on filtering with merge replication.