Welcome to the Wisconsin BOW Home Page - refresh your browser for program updates - 10/6/2008
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Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) is an award-winning outdoors skills program. Workshops teach introductory hunting and shooting, fishing, and other outdoor activities like camping and canoeing in a supportive environment. The weekend-long workshops offer over 20 different activities including firearm safety, basic fishing, fly fishing, camping, shotgun, rifle, bowhunting and archery, outdoor cooking, canoeing, map and compass, survival and more! |
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2008-2009 Calendar of Events
Beginners Learn-to-Hunt Deer Workshop NOW OPEN! Clay Target Shooting followed by an actual hunt suitable for first-time hunters. November 8, 2008. Hunters Park, Brillion, Wisconsin.
NOW OPEN! Dog Sledding, Skijoring and more. January 16-18, 2009, Springstead, WI Coming Soon! BOW Destinations, Costa Rica Whitewater Rafting, Canopy Tours & Zip Lines, Bird Watching, Hiking, & Nature Study. January 30-February 7, 2009 BOW Destinations, Sea of Cortez, Mexico Salt Water Fishing, Snorkeling, Whale Watching, Kayaking. February 14-19, 2009. Beginners Learn to Hunt Wild Turkeys Workshop. April 3-5, 2009. Door County, Wisconsin.Women’s Sea Kayak Weekend June 2009. Rock Island State Park, Door County, Wisconsin. Rose Farm Fly Fishing June 2009, Waupaca, Wisconsin. For the Love of Loons Workshop July 17-19 2009 (tentative), Woodruff, Wisconsin. 19th Annual Summer BOW Workshop August 21-23, 2009, Treehaven Field Station, Tomahawk, Wisconsin. BOW Goes Charter Salmon Fishing September 2009. Lake Michigan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Watch for links - details coming soon!
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