Women in Hunting- The Rise of the Sables
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The episode discusses the role of women in hunting and the impact of the SCI Sables organization on conservation and mentorship.
Women in Hunting: How the SCI Sables Are Inspiring the Next Generation of Conservationists The outdoor industry continues to evolve, and women are leading one of its most exciting movements. On the American Outdoor News Podcast, Irene Dudley Hanlon, President of the SCI Sables, shared how the organization empowers women through mentorship, education, and conservation. Furthermore, she discussed the Sables' mission to create opportunities that help women become confident hunters and passionate advocates for wildlife. The SCI Sables have a rich history dating back to 1984, when the organization was founded by Audrey Mertlin. Originally known as the Lionesses, the group later became the SCI Sables while remaining committed to its original purpose. Today, the organization continues to support women through leadership, education, and meaningful outdoor experiences. As a result, the Sables have welcomed hundreds of new members and continue attracting women from every background who share a passion for hunting and conservation. Throughout the conversation, Hanlon emphasized that community is one of the organization's greatest strengths. Annual events, including the SCI Sables Banquet…
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