Welcome to Becoming An Outdoors Woman in New Mexico

Last Updated On: 03/16/2010

2010 REGISTRATION FORMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! Our next workshop will be MAY 14-15-16, 2010, at the NRA-Whittington Center. Mark your calendars and plan to attend.  Registration packets with all the details will be available online in early March 2010.  Make sure you are on the email notification list at our website.  If you require a packet to be mailed you must contact Leilani.  Please note that no registration packets are being mailed out this year unless specifically requested.     Our first year for going green.. 

If you have any questions contact Leilani McGranahan at 505-250-7663 or email us at: nmoea@comcast.net  

Remember we do have scholarships available.  This year we have another new scholarship that has been sponsored by the Safari Club International, as well as the Charlie Pirtle Scholarship and the need based scholarships.  Details will be posted on the website.  

SEE YOU IN MAY!

PS: We are now on Facebook, Link at bottom of the page.

The Becoming an Outdoors Woman in New Mexico program currently consists of two separate workshops.

The goal of our May workshop is to provide women the opportunity to learn and experience various outdoor activities by allowing participants to choose from a variety of classes that include fishing, hunting, shooting, map & compass, arts and crafts, astronomy, basic rock climbing, nature photography, cooking, and many others. The workshop is held at the beautiful and spacious NRA Whittington Center located just outside Raton, New Mexico. World class instructors, scenery and the comrardary of fellow women make this weekend a fulfilling experience. To find out more on this program click on the "BOW in New Mexico" button above.

Beyond BOW, is held at the famous Double H Ranch outside of Datil, New Mexico. This program focuses on single activities and a conservation project for the ranch and is limited in size to no more than 20 people. Although it is billed as a single day workshop we have turned it into a weekend workshop. Friday afternoon we set up camp, Saturday morning is the conservation project, Saturday afternoon is the workshop actvitiy, dinner and campfire, and Sunday is when we usually go for an early scouting drive of the ranch where we normally come upon several hundred head of elk, we then have a leisurely breakfast, break camp and say our good-byes. Click on the "Beyond BOW" button above for more information on Beyond BOW.

 For more information about Beyond BOW or Becoming an Outdoors Woman in New Mexico please contact Leilani McGranahan @ 505-250-7663  or to email Click Here.

Snail mail: 7600 Rio Guadalupe Pl NE; Albuquerque,  NM  87122

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