Image courtesy of Stacey Huston
Rolla, MO – Oct. 7, 2014 – Outdoor photographer Stacey Huston will be attending the second annual Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt, from Oct. 9 through 12, at the Ranch At Ucross, Clearmont, Wy. Huston will cover the event – through social media updates and a photo feature – for Women’s Outdoor News (The WON).
The Wyoming Women’s Foundation created the hunt in 2013 to promote camaraderie and mentorship through hunting, while raising awareness of and funds for the Foundation’s mission to improve the economic self-sufficiency of women in the state.
Huston’s work has appeared at Traditional Bow Hunter, Turkey Country, Successful Hunter and Primitive Archer magazines, as well as Schnee’s catalog.
On the field-staff of Próis Hunting Apparel, Huston is an outdoor woman to the core, preferring to spend time in the high country of her home state of Wyoming than in the local shopping mall.
“An avid hunter and accomplished outdoor photographer, Huston is the perfect person to embed at this fine hunting event,” said The WON’s publisher, Barbara Baird.
Follow the feeds from Huston as she experiences this event firsthand, through The WON’s social media outlets at Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Learn more about the Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt.
About Women’s Outdoor News:
Featuring news, reviews and stories about women who shoot, hunt, fish and enjoy adventure through the eyes of talented female columnists, reviewers, photographers and correspondents, Women’s Outdoor News is your online resource for women in the outdoors. Read about influential women in the outdoor industry, learn about shooting sports and follow women who are passionate about hunting, fishing and pursuing adventure outdoors. Discover, engage and connect with members of Team WON at womensoutdoornews.com and on Facebook, Twitter and You-Tube.
Publisher/Editor Barbara Baird is a freelance writer in hunting, shooting and outdoor markets. Her bylines are found at several top hunting and shooting publications. She also is a travel writer, and you can follow her at https://www.ozarkian.com. View all posts by Barbara Baird
