Show Notes
In this insightful episode, Ebony Brown, an outdoor enthusiast from South Jersey, shares her journey into the world of hunting and firearms. As a nurse and a passionate advocate for outdoor activities, Ebony discusses her initial apprehensions and the steps she took to become proficient with firearms. Her story is one of transformation, from being anti-gun in high school to becoming an instructor and a member of various shooting clubs. Ebony emphasizes the importance of safety and education in handling firearms, highlighting her dedication to acquiring knowledge through numerous safety classes and hands-on experiences.
The episode also delves into the challenges faced by women and people of color in the hunting community. Ebony candidly talks about the societal and personal barriers that can make it difficult for women to engage in hunting, such as the fear of being alone in the woods and the lack of representation. She stresses the need for a supportive community and the importance of finding trustworthy partners to share outdoor experiences.
