Becoming an Outdoors-Woman – Event

In 2017 I signed up to participate in the Alabama – Becoming an Outdoors-Woman weekend event.  Twice a year the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) sponsored event takes place at the 4-H Center near Columbiana, Ala.  That year I got to go free, on a scholarship that I won at the event in March.  This was my 4th trip and each time I loved it!  If you want to know more please visit Becoming An Outdoors-Woman site and start planning for one of the events.  Each event is limited to about 125 like-minded women who enjoy the outdoors.

First time ever using a bow.


Archery

NOTE: Courses usually vary for each workshop. Check the current brochure for courses to be offered.

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Boating/Canoeing –  Motor Boat Handling, Basic Canoeing, Canoe Lake Tour

Cooking – Dutch Oven Cooking I, Dutch Oven Cooking II, From Field to Freezer

Fishing – Fishing classes are available in every session: Introduction to Fishing, ABCs of Fly Fishing, Woolly Buggers and Friends and Bow Fishing

Hunting – Hunting 101, Squirrel Hunting, and Waterfowling

Navigation Skills – Get Your Bearings I, Geocaching

Outdoor Skills – Backpacking/Hiking, Edible & Medicinal Plants I & II, Face Your Fears, Frontier Skills, Photography I & II, and Sticks to Staff.

Riding Sports – ATV Handling, Mountain Biking

Safety –  Beyond Band-Aids, Self-Defense, Backcountry First Aid, Wilderness Survival

Shooting Sports – Archery I, Archery II, Pistol I, Pistol II, Pistol III, Riflery, Air Rifle, Shotgun I, Shotgun II, Firearms Fears?Get a Grip!

Wildlife –  Backyard Wildlife, Bird Watching, Reading the Woods, Wildlife ID

Field to Freezer – Field Dressing a Deer

Fishing – I brought my fly rod with me.

Sticks to Staffs

1800 Frontier Skills – Fire Starting – Flint and Steel

Rock Wall Climbing

Frontier Skills – Tomahawk Throwing

This year I’m planning on taking my little 2 person backpacking tent and sleeping under the stars on Saturday night.  It’s always good to get in a little practice when you are planning a backpacking trip!

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