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The Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt has opened up registration and sponsorship opportunities for its 2014 hunt, which will be held Oct. 9 through 12 in northeastern Wyoming.

Julie Golob recounts her adventures during the First Annual Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt.

The Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt was a huge success, with many of the women receiving awards that highlighted their achievements. See photos from the event.

The Wyoming Women’s Foundation is offering scholarships to pay participation expenses for women interested in joining the 2013 Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt.

Smith & Wesson, a U.S.-based leader in firearm design and manufacturing, has signed on as a bronze sponsor for the Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt. Smith & Wesson professional shooting team captain Julie Golob will attend the hunt as a special guest. The hunt will take place October 3 to October 6, 2013, at The Ranch at Ucross outside Buffalo, Wyoming, and will be hosted by the Wyoming Women’s Foundation.

She went to Vegas, she won the antelope hunt in Wyoming, she went to Wyoming, she glassed, she shot an antelope with her new Model 700 Remington VTR A-TAC. Here’s Georgette Wood, who landed in cactus along the way and managed to pull off a hunt of a lifetime with her mate on a “hers ‘n’ his” hunt.

Team Smith & Wesson Captain Julie Goloski Golob won three titles at the Wyoming State Steel Challenge match at the Great Divide Shooting Club in Rawlins, Wyoming, the weekend of July 17 and 18. She finished the match as Ladies Champion, Production Champion and Limited Champion. She shot the entire match with her favorite competition […]

Julie Goloski Golob and Carrie Jamrogowicz, two of the country’s top women competition shooters, have entered the Wyoming Steel Challenge match, scheduled for July 17-18 at the Rawlins Outdoor Shooting Complex in Rawlins, Wyoming.

The WON’s own Georgette Wood won the gracious gift of an antelope hunt in 2010 in Wyoming, courtesy of the Wyoming Business Council. Wood and her husband attended the Council’s special evening reception for the media last week in Las Vegas. Georgette writes reviews for Gear Court and her husband is owner of GSS Competition, […]

We think you’ll enjoy reading about all the causes Sisters on the Fly supported during 2023 in this yearly message from Maurrie.

Aimee Botkins takes us along on a recent elk hunt with her dad, by sharing her journal entries regarding the experience. She also takes along a Stag Arms Pursuit, and you’ll find out why when you read the story.

The Kryptek Cronos ¼ zip fleece shirt was tested by a group of women hunters in Wyoming last June. We checked in with them to see what they liked about this new apparel, branded by The Sisterhood of the Outdoors.

Anna found a riveting read while on vacation last summer, and learned more about America’s code-cracking wonder woman, Elizebeth Smith Friedman.

What shift occurs between the point of aim and the point of impact after attaching a silencer? Babbs takes the SilencerCo Velos LBP to the range and attaches it to a Stag Arms 15, currently in production, to note the difference.

Our teen writer, Anna, takes us with her on a recent trip to the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, as she describes the various attributes and beautiful scenery.

With hunting seasons fast approaching, Nancy Keaton checks in with hunting professional and Ruger pro-staffer Kristy Titus, and gets valuable advice regarding hunting.

If you’re the kind of person who hears “Take a hike, pal!” and gets excited, have we got a list for you!

One of the big perks of being an outdoor writer is that you get stuff early to try out, and Michelle Cerino appreciated receiving Rangefinding Binoculars and Laser Rangefinders from Crimson Trace, and also, put them right to work on a ladies prairie dog hunt in Wyoming last June.

Michelle Cerino runs through many reasons hunting benefits everyone – even those who don’t hunt. She also explains how the Pittman-Robertson Act works for all.

Babbs takes the LOWA Lady Light GTX hiking boots for a spin across the country. Find out why she would buy another pair today.

The much anticipated, Special Edition Stag Arms Project SPCTRM Rifles are now available on store shelves across the nation.

Michelle Cerino joined 6 women in Wyoming for the Stag Arms Inaugural Ladies Prairie Dog Hunt. Find out what they shot, and what happened.

Babbs takes the new Marlin Model 336 Classic Lever-Action Rifle out to test. Find out why she doesn’t want to send this one back.

We welcome partner Crimson Trace back to The WON, and we are looking forward to featuring its fine line of optics products this year. Watch for us next month, when we will be on the range in Wyoming shooting some moveable targets, using CT products!

Nancy Keaton finds out more about the six influential women of Ruger and what drives them to excel.

Stag Arms is excited to welcome Mark, Becky, Tim, Sean, and Andrew Yackley as sponsored shooters for Team Stag.

Stag Arms is taking action by sending team members to the front lines in Washington state to support law-abiding, gun owners.

This holiday season, chef Vicky Mullaney and pro-shooter Julie Golob are collaborating to raise money for Oconto River Kids (ORK), a charity dedicated to giving kids with life-threatening diseases the opportunity to hunt and fish.

On July 12, 2022, Maj. Gen. John C. Harris, Jr., Ohio adjutant general, presented the Ohio Commendation award to Judith Legerski, chairman and CEO of the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP).

Five new inductees and two special award winners will be recognized at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.

If you’re preparing for hunting or hiking this fall, especially in bear country, check out these reviews by two women who shot and carried the Taurus Raging Hunter revolver.