These 10 female hunters have already notched a tag this season.
You've likely heard of many of these excellent female hunters and a couple maybe not, but it stands to reason that they all deserve some congrats.
The bottom line is that women who hunt are an integral part of our heritage and should have the same light shined on them as the men, bar none.
Many women thrive within the hunting community, whether their upbringing catered to it or they found it later in life. Just like males, they sometimes start with smaller game that may include more frequent shooting, which can make for a more exciting experience and give them the impetus to continue. Not to mention, it's great practice.
But make no mistake, the girls have been teaching the boys a few lessons in recent years and it's beginning to become even more evident. There may have been a day when simply having some fun shooting and polishing their other hunting skills meant friendly competitions with their brothers or fathers. Those days are long gone as the ladies are now the ones taking the lead.
Now it is the women that have their own Facebook and Instagram hunting pages, TV hunting shows, and their own podcasts. They are the highlight of appearance lists at outdoor shows, and a full market segment of females has emerged in the apparel and gear industry.
Some would rather not be referred to as a "huntress," but in our eyes that's a complement. Women are ready to be determined by their own special hunting abilities as hunters.
Here's a list of familiar faces along with a few that are overdue for their fair share of the limelight.
Diane - Rabbit
https://twitter.com/mmmadcccow/status/1260367659406954496
Nikki Boxler
Nicole Rae-Lynn Cook
Darcizzle
Hannah Barron
Sara Hunting Lover
https://twitter.com/Huntinglover0/status/1314918977408122881
Sara Hunting Lover's Grandmother
https://twitter.com/Huntinglover0/status/1314279540722556929
Jessica Taylor Byers
Taylor Drury
Every Female Hunter In This Picture
Being part of a female hunting community means learning first-hand tips for developing your own strengths and finding better, more comfortable gear suited for women. If it's true that most females really appreciate the camaraderie of going afield with other female hunters, then the onset of the vast number of craft-driven, hunting related pages that have shown up in recent years created by women is no mystery.
As with any passion, it is usually passed on from generation to generation. For those with daughters, it's a resounding way to teach them about nature, and a way to help them understand the importance of good stewardship.
And it is something that any girl can do just as well as a boy.
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