While the system is technically complicated, it is easy to use. This system works equally well with archery or firearms. The mobile system is a great draw whenever and wherever it appears around the state. Becoming an Outdoor Woman Becoming an Outdoor Woman is an exceptionally successful national program dedicated to increasing the number of women participating in a wide range of outdoor sports including hunting, fishing, and the shooting sports. Every instructor has received training in the teaching methods stressed by the BOW program.
Women are the fastest growing segment of the hunting community.
The HIT program offers Becoming an Outdoor Woman Clinics at various locations around the state each year. Clinics are scheduled at Solid Rock Bible Camp on the Kenai Peninsula in May 1999 and at Chena Hot Springs near Fairbanks in November 1999. Among the activities offered at Becoming an Outdoor Woman Clinics are firearms safety, fishing, introductory fly fishing, camping, dutch oven cooking, survival, canoeing, archery, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, big game field dressing and meat care, navigation, rafting, trapping, shotgun and rifle shooting, and kayaking. Other activities at BOW clinics include outdoor wear fashion shows, silent auctions for outdoor gear, and networking with other outdoors women. Check out this website for more information about Becoming an Outdoor Woman .