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Welcome to Becoming an Outdoors Woman in New Hampshire

Becoming An Outdoors-Woman is a workshop focused on the learning of outdoor skills - skills usually associated with hunting and fishing, but useful for many outdoor pursuits. Designed primarily for women, it is an opportunity for anyone 18 years of age or older, and is for you if:

  • you have never tried these activities and want the opportunity to learn;
  • you are a beginner looking to improve your skills;
  • you are familiar with some outdoor activities, but would like to try your hand at new challenges;
  • you are looking for the camaraderie of like-minded individuals.
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What's new
Upcoming NHBOW workshops:

Fall B.O.W. weekend workshop - September 5-7, 2008
The 2008 Fall Workshop Brochure is now available for download, registration form will be available online June 6th.

Beyond BOW- Intermediate Fly-Fishing Weekend - September 26-28, 2008

B.O.W. winter workshop - February 2009 (date to be announced)

A very successful Winter BOW event was held on February 23, 2008, the weather cooperated and the snow was perfect for snow shoeing. Slide shows have been posted of the Snowmobiling workshop, photos by Tim Acerno;  Snowshoeing workshop, photos by Pam Riel;  Shoe and Shoot workshop, photos by Tom Flynn, Ice Fishing workshop, photos by Sandy Falicon and Registration and Wrap up.

Photos from the 2007 Beyond BOW Intermediate Fly Fishing weekend have been posted to the 2007 Beyond BOW Slideshow.

Another successful NH BOW weekend workshop was held September 7th-9th, 2007. Check back here for the 2008 workshop dates and photos of the 2007 weekend.

Another successful Winter BOW program was held February 24th. Check out the article  by Steve Bodnar for the Nashua Telegraph with a wonderful slideshow of the workshops by Cheryl Senter.


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