Hunting

Beverly Sisk on Babes Bullets and Broadheads and Why This Organization Is So Important to the Hunting Community

I live in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. I was the older of two girls and was the tomboy. I went with my daddy hunting white-tailed deer, squirrels and frogs and was like his shadow. I married my husband, Jason, when I graduated from high school, and we've been married for 24 years. I started hunting with my husband, who had hunted some before we got married, like I did with my dad.

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Crissy Springer of Babes, Bullets and Broadheads Explains the Responsibility of Sharing The Hunting Tradition

I've been hunting ever since I've been old enough to go hunting. My mother and my dad were both hunters. We lived in Florida and hunted deer with dogs back in those days. Sometimes my dad would leave home to hunt without me. My mom would call him on the CB radio and tell him, “You better come back and get Crissy. She’s crying her eyes out to go hunting with you.”

Amanda Chance of Babes, Bullets and Broadheads on the Love for Taking Women and Children Hunting

I live in Leoma, Tennessee. I started rabbit hunting with my dad about when I first began to walk. During my teenage years, I had too many other activities and didn’t hunt, although I did fish with my dad. But I never lost my love of the outdoors, and I never stopped wanting to go hunting. So in my 20s, I started hunting again.

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Babes, Bullets and Broadheads

This unique organization, Babes, Bullets, and Broadheads (BBB) was started by three moms who hunt with rifles, muzzleloaders and bows. All three of these ladies - Beverly Sisk, Amanda Chance and Crissy Springer - started hunting as soon as they could walk when their families took them hunting. Today, these ladies take their children hunting. Some years ago, these ladies were aware that somebody should be working to promote women and children in the outdoors,

I have always considered myself one of the lucky ones. Even when I was a little kid, I felt lucky that I was born to a family that hunted. I remember feeling bad for other kids who were not brought up around hunting. I just knew that they were missing out on something, and I couldn’t imagine what it must be like to have that void.

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THUG Justin Eakins’ Favorite Deer Hunt

I don’t know if I can tell you about the hunt I had the most fun on, but I can tell you about the hunter with whom I’ve had the most fun. Some of the most fun hunts I’ve been on are when I’ve taken my daughter Katie with me. I enjoy hunting with children, because they’re really special.

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