Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Handgun (CPL) and Mountain Biking Programs
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Interested in learning more about mountain biking or getting a concealed pistol license? Check out these upcoming classes offered by the DNR’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) program:
Handgun Course for a Concealed Pistol License
Saturday, April 14 and Sunday, April 15 at Caledonia Sportsman's Club in Alto
This is the course required by state law to obtain a Michigan concealed pistol license (CPL), and will also include a basic class for the beginner. No previous shooting experience or skill level is needed to attend. Certified firearms instructors from the Great Lakes Outdoor Foundation will teach the two-day class, which will include basic firearm safety instruction and one-on-one coaching at the shooting range, followed by the training course required to obtain a CPL.
12th Annual Women's Mountain Biking Symposium
Saturday, May 19 at Stony Creek Metropark in Shelby Township
Mountain biking is a great way to enjoy Michigan's beautiful outdoors while getting a good workout. Whether you have biked before, or you’re just getting started, this daylong symposium will teach you the basics and more. The program will include a Skills Clinic, Maintenance Clinic and a Mountain Biking 101 Q & A forum.
For more information on these and other BOW programs, visit www.michigan.gov/bow, call 517-241-2225 or email dnr-outdoors-woman@michigan.gov.