The Indomitable Spirit of Frontierswoman Emma Kelly
This adventure-driven pioneer's biggest accomplishment might be better defined by what she didn’t do.
Celebrate Women's History Month With "Women of the Wild" TV
Long before there was a Women's History Month, there were women of the wild ... and you can be one, too.
Margaret Thompson Murdock: Shooting for Glory
The first woman to win a medal in the Olympics in a shooting event, Murdock was later inducted to the USA Shooting Hall of Fame.
In Defense of Freedom and Firearms: Ida B. Wells-Barnett
An educator, journalist and civil rights crusader, Ida B. Wells-Barnett was an advocate of the use of firearms for self-defense.
Anne Trotter Bailey, Scout & Patriot
"Mad Anne" was an unsung hero of the American Revolution.
Osa Johnson: Always in the Thick of It
A rough and tough explorer, she stopped stampedes and felled ferocious felines, while documenting her adventures with a crank camera.
Points of Impact: March 13, 2021
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Martha D. Maxwell: First Famous Female Taxidermist
Maxwell changed how we preserve trophies and specimens forever ... here's how.
“Stagecoach Mary” Fields: Gun Totin’ and No Tolerance for Nonsense
Mary’s imposing size and personality—and trademark Smith & Wesson strapped under her apron—made her a memorable character everywhere she went.
Nancy Morgan Hart: War Woman
Hot-tempered and fearless, Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Morgan Hart cut an impressive figure.
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