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The Maine Outdoorsman: Women Gone Wild - Interview

The Maine Outdoorsman: Women Gone Wild - Interview: Steve found me via Twitter and we struck up a conversation about hunting and being a female hunter. Here is my attempt to do the sport justice and represent the female side of things. Hope you all enjoy it!

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  1. Rabid OutdoorsmanOctober 05, 2011

    The interview was fun, thanks to you for putting up with me and not punching me in the nose. :)

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  2. AnonymousOctober 05, 2011

    Read the interview, that is how I found my way to your blog. nice job.

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  3. ErinOctober 05, 2011

    Ha! anytime. My goal now is to take photos while Im in the woods - like @Rick has done and post those. I will work to be more hunting focused in the next month!!! Thanks for cheering me on

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  4. LB @ Bullets And BiscuitsOctober 10, 2011

    I came over from Rabid's blog. Great interview! I really enjoyed it ...probably because I am a female hunter too and could relate to most of it.

    Nice to stumble across another female hunter...I will be sure to follow!

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  5. ErinOctober 11, 2011

    Thanks so much!!!

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