Hunting Articles for Women Hunters

Reloading 101 by Kelly Sheffer (Jun. 2008) ** Editor's Choice **

As the price of ammunition rises, many women hunters have found reloading to be an effective way to control their ammo budgets. Reloading may sound like a daunting task, but it is actually quite simple and relaxing for many women. 

A Woman on a Mission by Mary Ann Tupper (Mar. 2008) ** Editor's Choice **

I was a rifle hunter like the rest of my family until two years ago. I could say that it was archery’s challenge that drew me in. Or it could have been the extra time granted to bow hunters. Or it may have had something to do with being able to hunt during those last warm days of summer.

Calling Coyotes by Annette McCraw (Jan. 2008) ** Editor's Choice **

While the world was quiet and dark, I nervously packed my little camo hunting bag. License and call? Check. Hat and gloves? Check. Ammo and knife? Check. Camera and batteries? Check.

In a Matter of Minutes by Jean Moreno (Nov. 2007) ** Editor's Choice, People's Choice**

“This is prime time,” my husband bellowed at me through the walkie-talkie early that morning. “Why are you moving around? You’re gonna scare off all the deer with all that motion!

You Want Me to do What? by Arlene Minto (Nov. 2007) ** Editor's Choice **

I have always thought of teachers as a special breed. Anyone who can get ideas, concepts and practical skills through a teenager’s skull is way up there on a pedestal in my opinion.

How I Shot My First Buck (With My Pants Down!) by Kelly Sheffer (Sept. 2007)  ** People's Choice **

I love the fall. The weather is still warm, the bugs have almost disappeared from the horizon, and the leaves are turning brilliant colors.

My New Addiction by Mandy Webb (Sept. 2007)  ** Editor's Choice **

"I think I'll go turkey hunting today," I said as I gathered the necessary things needed while clutching the phone with my shoulder.