Kudos to outdoor writer Judy Erwin Branham for winning the big prize!

The national boater advocacy, safety and services group outlined the top boat selling scams reported to its Consumer Protection Bureau and offers some ways to greatly improve your chance of a smooth sale or purchase – and when to walk away.

Students at ten colleges and universities across the US are gearing up for the outdoor challenge of their lives; coming up with innovative strategies to help them win the title of ‘most outdoorsy campus’ in the Outdoor Nation Campus Challenge.

Girls with Guns Clothing’s Jen Adams is a co-founder of the new Agricultural Preservation and Environmental Conservation Sportsmen Foundation.

Sign up for the Struttin’ Hen’s Women In The Outdoors event, scheduled for June 7 in Edmond, Okla.

4 helpful tick bite-prevention strategies to keep you, your family and pet protected from Lyme disease.

Julie Golob implores responsible gun owners to “Take a MOMent” and talk to their children about firearms safety.

Still trying to figure out what to get mom for Mother’s Day? Sign up for a 3-year QDMA membership and receive a FREE Swarovski Crystal Necklace.

Olympic rifle shooter Amanda Furrer describes her first visit to a Boot Campaign event.

The NRA Women’s Network will host the first New Energy Breakfast during the NRA Annual Meetings.

Cabela’s Incorporated, the World’s Foremost Outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear, will host Ladies’ Day Out Saturday, April 5 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Post what you know about turkey hunting in your area at Realtree.

Young women interested in careers based on their love of the outdoors, wildlife and science can learn about job options from mentors and professionals at Conservation Careers Discovery Days.

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will offer a free hunter education course for women on March 28-29 at Bass Pro Shops in Concord, Cabarrus County.

HERCAMOSHOP’s Shelly Ray met the challenge and made a friend in the process!

Surprise your favorite female archer with this lovely bouquet of Victory “Pink Arrow Project” arrows in a vase.

Women’s Adventure Magazine suggests 5 ways to shake running boredom.

Michelle Cerino presents a photo feature of the Second Annual Women’s Outdoor and Shooting Industry Dinner.

The Women’s Outdoor news is giving away 1 LaserMax green CenterFire pistol laser that fits 2 of the most popular concealed carry guns — the Ruger LC9 or LC380!

The release this weekend of “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” should bring with it a renewed interest in archery, especially among teen and tween girls. Many Izaak Walton League chapters across the country offer archery programs and facilities to engage youth in healthy outdoor activities.

The Women’s Outdoor news is giving away 1 LaserMax green CenterFire pistol laser that fits 2 of the most popular concealed carry guns — the Ruger LC9 or LC380!

Próis Hunting & Field Apparel is now accepting entries for the 2013 Próis Award. Enter today!

We lay side by side in the dirt in a farmer’s field. Some lay on state-of-the-art shooting mats while others made do with an old quilt from home folded in half. Some shot .22s while others shot AR-15s. A seven-year-old girl and her dad occupied one end of the line, and a 65-year-old grandpa hunkered […]

When Rolling Stone magazine lectures gun owners on the evils of firearms in society, it’s laughable. In an article titled “The Gun Industry’s Deadly Addiction,” published by the magazine in its March 14 issue, Tim Dickinson wields a dull machete through a field of misstatements about gun owners and how we yield, scrape and bow […]

When a five-year-old girl in Pennsylvania told her friends that she would shoot them with a Hello Kitty bubble gun, and wound up being suspended for it, well, it begs the question … If this is how our school administrators handle problems, then God help us, what will they do when a real crisis arises?

Photos tell a lot about the story, but we’re sure that Norissa Harman and Jen Adams, of Girls with Guns Clothing, will have behind-the-scenes news to flesh out the story of their recent hunt in New Zealand. In the meantime,and until we can catch up with these two friends — who happen to own a […]

Almost any photographer will tell you, one of the keys to producing a good photo is a good composition. I could write pages on what makes a good composition, but what happens when you have carefully composed that glorious trophy shot, that beautiful landscape, only to discover when you look at the photo – hey, […]

One of the first vegetables I learned to process in the canner was pickled okra. “Hey, bring in the ladder from the garden,” said my husband to baby boy. “Why did he need the ladder?” I asked. “To pick the okra,” he answered. Granted, that was a few years ago and said boy is now […]