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More women are getting outdoors to hunt

Research has shown that women make up the fastest growing segment of the hunting and fishing population today. There are a number of reasons given for this trend. One of the top reasons is that women don't want to stay at home any more while their husbands and sons enjoy a day in the field and on the water. They want to join them.

Read About It: Michigan Live

Posted: 9/30/2009 9:44:08 AM

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