Michigan: Fishing, shooting and archery classes for women in June
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June 2 at Linwood Beach Marina and Campground in Linwood
All aboard for this half-day walleye fishing experience on Saginaw Bay -you don't want to miss out on this fun in the sun!
June 5 at Detroit Sportsmen's Congress in Utica
For women who have never shot a handgun before - all equipment provided.
June 6 at Caledonia Sportsman's Club in Alto
For
women who have taken a BOW beginning archery class, or already have
archery experience, and would like to sharpen their skills. Class
includes a walk through the archery course shooting at various
three-dimensional targets of animals, from turkeys to moose.
June 14 at Saginaw Field and Stream Club in Saginaw
For
the beginner or the woman who is looking to sharpen her shotgun skills.
Learn all of the basics and more, and practice your new skills by
shooting trap.
June 16-17 at the Carl T. Johnson Hunt and Fish Center in Cadillac
This
extremely popular class will give women all of the tools to defend
themselves, and to obtain a Concealed Pistol License (CPL). This class
fills up fast so register early. Beginners welcome!
For registration forms and more information on these and other BOW events, visit www.michigan.gov/bow, email dnr-outdoors-woman@michigan.
Becoming
an Outdoors-Woman helps women learn about and enjoy hunting, fishing,
backpacking, shooting sports, canoeing and many other outdoor recreation
activities. BOW specializes in beginners, but also offers a variety of
programs that support a mix of skill levels. BOW is a noncompetitive
program, designed to let each individual learn and gain confidence at
her own pace. The program emphasizes the enjoyment, fun and camaraderie
of outdoor activities, while sharing in one another's success. Learn
more at www.michigan.gov/bow.
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