DNR Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Program Nov. 2-4

‘BECOMING AN OUTDOORS-WOMAN’ PROGRAM SET FOR NOV. 2-4

Georgia women interested in the outdoors can develop their hunting, fishing, boating and other outdoor recreation skills through a new program provided by the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division’s Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center.

Becoming an Outdoors-Woman, or BOW, is a non-profit, educational series offering hands-on workshops to women of all ages and fitness levels. Casual-styled classes enable women to learn about everything from shooting clays to banding birds.

No experience is necessary. Sessions led by outdoors professionals give novices and more experienced participants enough knowledge to pursue their outdoors interests when the workshop is over.

Interested? Check out the BOW “basic” program scheduled for Nov. 2-4 at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, less than an hour southeast of Atlanta off Interstate 20!

Women 18 and older can choose from more than 25 classes such as outdoor photography, small game hunting, fly fishing, hiking, outdoor survival skills and rope-assisted tree climbing. Firearms safety and hunter education classes are also offered.

Learn more at www.georgiawildlife.com/BOW or by calling (770) 784-3059.

• Also see today’s press release on the program coming next month! 

 

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