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Hey guys! I'm new to your forum and somewhat new to the hunting community. I've been around hunting my whole life but haven't ever wanted to hunt very much up until a few weeks ago. I was helping out with a new tv show featuring women hunters and being around these ladies and watching them really made me want to pick up a bow and have at it. So here I am! I look forward to sharing my stories as well as hearing yours. Oh yea, look at the website I'm making for the ladies. I've worked on it a lot, what do you think about it? Thanks! :biggrin:

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I am the executive producer of Queens of Camo, definitely not one of the talent. If any of you are women (or know women) who hunt, feel free to have them contact our shows producer through the contact page of our website. We're always up for meeting more women who will be great fits for the show!

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