Miss Pursuit's Podcast

Carly, Katherine and I sat down and recapped this last year of the podcast and of Miss Pursuit. We highlight some of the podcasts that truly taught us lessons and brought up subjects we wanted to know more about. The great thing is that we don't always agree on certain things but we respect the heck out of each other and lift each other up in our differences. 

This season has been an amazing one for Miss Pursuit and I have been honored to be a part of it. As I take a step back from hosting the podcast I cannot wait to see how Miss Pursuit grows and I cannot wait to be a supportive part of the community in other ways.

Listen in as we wrap the first season up and talk about what is to come. Thank you Carly for trusting me with this year!

Hunter or Huntress...

What do women call themselves that hunt? What connotation does this title carry? How derogatory can it be? What does our hunting community feel about it vs those outside of it? Is the US the main perpetrator for the negative view? Social media and the internet have a huge hand in the downward spiral of it, but could it be the key to bringing it back to its finest glory? These are all questions that we tackle in this episode. As controversial as it is when did it become a negative description of the word? Is there hope for bringing it back to the powerful and strong word that it was when describing our ancestors? This conversation is an important one not because it can and will fix it, but maybe just maybe it will encourage one woman or girl to find pride in the fact that 95% of the women in our community are a positive light for this title. That the small percentage of women who bring a bad name to it should stop getting the attention they don't deserve! That is our responsibility.

Samantha Gibson hails from Michigan. She grew up more as an outside observer verses a participant in hunting with the family. As she got older it became something she was drawn to.  This conversation brings us into her world of becoming a part of the hunting crew, how important the mentors in her life are, and her first deer as a bow harvest.

Sam also gives us some amazing recipes...one I have never even heard of but I cannot wait to try. I cannot wait to read some of her blog entries for Miss Pursuit! Join in on this conversation as we share some funny stories from our season this year and what we are looking forward to next year.

Susie joins us for an awesome conversation in which she is one of the few women that I have talked to who has been mentored and inspired by her mom in the outdoors. Growing up farmers not hunters, she has grown as a hunter. We get to talk about the heartache of losing a harvest and how do we process that and move through it. We also talk about a tasty recipe for Crappy! Enjoy this episode from one of our contributor Susie Busta!

Are you looking for a gift for an outdoorsman in your life? This episode of Miss Pursuit's Podcast will give you options for the hunter, angler and any other sportsman you know. Carly Brasseux and I sit down and talk over an amazing list of options that will cover any budget you have. Outdoorsmen can have picky taste and each of these gifts would be excellent choices for anyone. Each one has been personally tried and reviewed! Listen in and find out how these companies are offering great deals for your online purchases. This podcast is not one to miss!

This episode has Sarah Honadel joining into the conversation about how she has grown as a hunter and writer of the outdoors over the span of her life hunting. She started hunting in Kentucky and grew as a public land hunter as she moved west. Listen in as we discuss supporting each other as women across the board, growing as a hunter through mentoring and how important it is to be patient with yourself and others. Enjoy the episode and let us know what resonates with you!

Join us for a conversation with Lesley Leslie, yes you read that right! Leslye learned how to first hunt in the Georgia and now lives in Utah, where she had to learn a whole different terrain. Join us for some southern accent and awesome conversation about the differences that surround hunting different areas, growing as a hunter, and how learning later in life to hunt brings some awesome benefits to it! Listen in and let us know how you can relate or how you can grow from Leslye's growth! Hear about her Colorado Elk hunt. Enjoy.

Kim Bryant is a hunter based out of Alabama, who is a contributing writer for Miss Pursuit. She is a huge part of the Wildlife Women of Alabama. Kim has hunted all over the world and loves every part of it from elk, whitetail, zebra, fishing and more. She is a sportsman who loves sharing her passion with others. Join in and listen to some ways that you can mentor, be fully immersed in group or solo hunting, travel and more. Kim has some great stories to tell and we bet you will agree!