Women expand outdoor skills at Maryland retreat
About 100 women attended the second Becoming an Outdoors Woman weekend at Catoctin Mountain Park. Workshops covered fishing, hunting, canoeing, archery, survival, safety, fly tying, and more, with plans for a November session and potential advanced programs nationwide.
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Catoctin Mountain National Park
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Alice Harrison
Maryland Dna Public Communications
University of Wisconsin
Diane Lueck
Christine Thomas
Stevens Point
Ms. Lueck
C&o Canal
Deborah Vose
Frederick
New Mexico
Annette Ensor
Jarrettsville
Wisconsin
Right Attitude A Key To Wilderness Survival
Lt Louis Ritter of Maryland Natural Resources Police told a Becoming an Outdoors Woman group at Catoctin Mountain Park that survival hinges on mental attitude, not gear. He outlined Stop Think Observe Plan steps and stressed preventing injury, staying warm, hydrating, and using basic improvised tools to secure water and shelter.
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Louis Ritter
Maryland Natural Resources Police
Owings Mills
Lt. Ritter
Catoctin Mountain National Park
Ritter
Navy
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Fountain Rock
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Janet Paul
Pasadena
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Montana
Florida
Eileen McCullough
DNR
Natural Resources Police
Tammy McCorkle
Cunningham Falls and
Gambrill State Parks
Sarah Gardner
Chesapeake Outdoor Women
Kelly Hahn
Jean Mullen
Towson
Christine Haller
Monrovia
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