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Ticks

by Kathleen Kalina

President, Womenhunters, Inc.

Minnesota

Ticks need high grass...

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OUTDOORMED

Meet Julia Heinz, MD.
"Dr. Julia" writes about the many medical issues that can arise in the outdoors.
In addition, Dr. Julia will answer women hunters' questions about outdoor-related medical issues.

Please email
your questions to
drjulia@womenhunters.com.

Articles

Wilderness Aid

Ask Dr. Julia

Knee Injuries 101

REGIONAL DIRECTORS

New!
WomenHunters
Regional Directors

Karen Carroll

North Florida, South Georgia,

South Alabama
karenc@womenhunters.com

Julia Heinz

Alaska and the Yukon

juliah@womenhunters.com

Kathy Russell

Missouri

kathyr@womenhunters.com

Tammy Hartline

North Alabama, Mississippi

and North Georgia

tammyh@womenhunters.com

Synthia Wilson

Kansas

synthia@womenhunters.com

Regional Directors organize
get-togethers and shoots.

To become a regional director
for your area, contact
kathleen@womenhunters.com

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H2O 1800-Series
Electronic Training System
for Hunting Dogs

by Laura Bell, Field Staff, Ohio

Since 1983, D.T. Systems, Inc. has been supplying dog owners with their affordable line of electronic training systems and gear. New model offers four styles to match your training style.

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Written by Kathleen Kalina |

Renee Anderson shoots attacking wolf.

Renee was bowhunting for Elk in Idaho, by herself, when she heard a noise and looked up to see a wolf staring at her 120 yards away. The wolf suddenly burst into a charge towards the woman. Renee dropped her bow and pulled out her Smith and Wesson .44 magnum. The wolf leaped onto a pile of logs at 10ft from Renee. As the wolf took its final leap at her, she fired hitting him in the head, dropping him. It took two more shots to kill the 90 lb wolf. Renee had a wolf tag anyway, so she was within the law to kill the wolf. After the attack she called her husband to come and get her. It took three people to drag the beast out of the woods.

This story was taken from May 2012 issue of Field and Stream. Be sure to read it to see the photo.

Congratulations Renee for NOT being a victim.

Barnett Penetrator Crossbow
by Sue Burch, WH Founder, South Carolina

Weight, performance, and looks, plus a crank-cocking attachment built right into the stock sold me..

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NEWSFLASH

Polar Bear Numbers Increase
Despite Global Warming

An expert reports that global warming apparently has not negatively impacted the polar bear population.
In fact, polar bear populations
are increasing.

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New Endeavors

by Kathy Eckstein, Contributing Writer, Minnesota

Suddenly a wolf moved to within 30 yards of me...

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Do it in the Dark!

by Jill Christensen, Staff Writer, Georgia

It's oh-dark thirty halfway to your stand
or it is twilight and you are 25 feet
up a tree in your climber--
and your flashlight is dead dead dead.

What next?