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Unleash the Outdoors-Woman in You – Nebraska Outdoors Radio

February 16, 2016 Aaron Hershberger

Find ways to release the wild and empower your skills as an outdoors-woman this week as Julia Plugge, NGPC’s Outdoor Education Specialist, discusses building skills and breaking down barriers. Plugge will have an insiders scoop on events and programs for adult women that are looking to expand their outdoor horizons. From kayaking to trap shooting and fishing to wild edibles the great outdoors is ripe for the plucking by adventurous females. Archery_Woman_compound2

Nebraska Outdoors radio can be heard every Thursday evening starting at 6 p.m. (CST) online at www.KFORnow.com or in eastern Nebraska on 103.3 FM and 1240 AM.

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