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Transforming the "Insta-Huntress" Culture
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Maranda Hough is a multi-passionate, lifelong Montanan who has spent almost 30 years of her life enjoying the outdoors, fitness, health and beauty. From the time she was 3 years old, she accompanied her father in the duck blind, fishing boat, and later progressed into big game hunting. Since shooting her first mule deer buck at age 12, she has strung together over 15 seasons of Montana big game harvests, to even include a solo archery elk harvest in 2020. Although she is a marketing professional for the outdoors industry these days, she has a huge passion for helping women and youth girls get confident outdoors. She plans to re-launch her company Rocky Mountain Women Outdoors this year in an effort to create hands-on hunting education experiences for women that actually help them become proficient hunters on their own.
Topics Discussed:
- Growing up in a hunting family and culture.
- Finding solo success in the field.
- Failing and Rising in the outdoor industry.
- Examining how and why you present yourself on social media
- The use and need of the term “huntress.”
- Changing the narrative to being about proficiency and confidence.
- Hunting with your significant other.
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Intro Music: Jason Shaw- Back to the Woods
Outro Music: Bumy Goldson- Keep Walking
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