Women of OHA

A space for women in the hunting community

Welcome to Women of OHA! This program was created by women, for women in the hunting and outdoor community to have a place to discuss, learn, and mentor. Our goal is to provide women-centric skills building courses, conservation projects, and hunting opportunities.

Each month we send out a digital newsletter with articles, bios, resources, and upcoming events/deadlines.  In addition to the digital newsletter, we host virtual meet & greets and will be developing regional in-person get togethers. Plus, at least once a year, we will host a conservation project to volunteer our time to improve wildlife habitat.

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News:

Women of OHA Weekend Away registration is full!

We’ve had a tremendous response to our first ever Women of OHA Weekend Away event so we will be planning more in-person conservation and hunting opportunities! Subscribe to our monthly Women of OHA newsletters to get all the information and notifications about upcoming events plus articles and relevant information related to women in the hunting community.

Please contact Amy Patrick at amy@oregonhunters.org with any questions.

 

The first annual Women of OHA Weekend Away is scheduled for October 25-27 in Central Oregon

OHA’s newest outreach program, Women of OHA, is planning a women’s “Weekend Away” for both conservation work and hunting. Scheduled for October 25-27, the weekend will be split between a day of planting bittterbrush seedlings and a day of chukar hunting.

OHA is renting two large homes in the Black Butte Resort for the weekend and will be providing all the meals including dinner on Friday; breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday; and breakfast and lunch on Sunday.

Saturday will be a full day of conservation work with planting bitterbrush seedlings on the Crooked River National Grasslands as part of a larger planting effort by the Ochoco National Forest. USFS will provide the seedlings and OHA will provide the planting equipment.

After the day of work, Sunday will be a chukar hunt on OHA’s conservation easement adjacent to the CRNG. OHA is purchasing 1000 birds for a put and take hunt and will also provide several working dogs to assist the hunters.

All participants will be entered to win several prizes, including a Citadel M1911 .380 pistol donated by Legacy Sports International.

The weekend is limited to thirty women and there is a registration fee of $75. OHA membership is required for participation so any participant who is not already a member will need to purchase a membership in addition to the registration fee.

Registration information will be sent out soon through the monthly newsletter – Subscribe to the Women of OHA newsletters.

 

Find past Women of OHA newsletters on the Publications Page.

 

This program is supported by funding and donations from the Leupold & Steven Foundation and Legacy Sports International.