
Freelance

Hoping for the Things with Feathers
Many of our birds are at a tipping point, and grassland species face some of the steepest declines.

Part 1: Gearing Up for a Backcountry Sheep Hunt
When my daughter drew a sheep tag for northern Colorado this spring, there was immediate shock and excitement. These tags have a less than one percent chance of drawing and for many, including us, drawing a tag is likely the only chance we will have to ever go on a sheep hunt.

Part 2: Gearing Up for Backcountry Sheep
I’ve got plenty of camping under my belt—out of the back of my car—and the idea of carrying everything I needed in a pack (or in the panniers on a horse during our pre-season scouting drop camp) was extremely daunting.

Reviewing the Syren Elos D2: A Shotgun Designed for Women
Syren Shotguns are designed with women in mind, and the Syren Elos D2 is a shotgun that can do it all.

Desert Catharsis - Part 2
We drove past Tucson for our next night with a plan to look for Mearns’ quail in the national forests close to the border with Mexico. Known as the Sky Islands, this area of southeast Arizona has multiple mountain ranges jutting sharply out of the Sonoran Desert floor.

Desert Catharsis — Part 1
Hunting was always a part of her roots, but it was her daughter’s enthusiasm and the opportunity to hunt as a family that brought Jodi Stemler back to the ranks as a “re-activated” hunter.

The Technology Conundrum
Hunting regulations can’t keep pace with advancing technology. What does that mean for the future of Fair Chase hunting?

ROSE Community Profile: Carol Craighead - A Journey of Growth
Carol Craighead didn’t plan to run CrossBreed Holsters, but life sent her down a different path.

ROSE Community Profile: Cheryl Railsback - The Survivor’s Journey
Concerns of Police Survivors volunteer Cheryl Railsback continues her life’s journey after her son was killed in the line of duty. The ROSE Retreat helped her cross one more hurdle.

Wild Eats — and the Hunt for Sustainability
Giving thanks for the restoration of wildlife that offers a deeper connection to food.

How to Choose a Shotgun as a Female Hunter
Looking to buy your first (or next) shotgun but not sure which shotgun or gauge best fits your needs?
2025 Professional Outdoor Media Association Outstanding Achievement Award
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The Woman at the Front: Amie Krueger
Amie is no longer the woman who can’t protect herself at the front of the office. Her firearms journey is just beginning, but ROSE and her new community of friends are making the path much brighter.

Sweet Almita: ROSE Community Member
Alma chose empowerment through knowledge and skill in firearms to help pull her out from the emotional trauma.

Restoration Investments Put Wild Turkeys Back on the Thanksgiving Table
This holiday season, I’ll be traveling through the airport with a frozen wild turkey in a YETI Hopper as my carry-on.
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Ranges, Ramps, Reefs and Red Knots: Focus on Fish and Wildlife in the Garden State
Industry excise taxes fund a broad range of conservation and recreation opportunities in an urban state.

Goose Hunt for the Girls
Sisterhood hunt in western Nebraska raises funds for a local breast health center.

What My Daughter (and My Dog) Gave Me
It started with a puppy and an adventurous little girl. Every fire needs a catalyst and for me it was that orange-and-white ball of boundless energy and a daughter with an interest.

First Blood: A Women's-Only Wyoming Pronghorn Hunt
Reigniting the fire on a long-overdue hunt for antelope.





