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Kelly says, “T.W.O. is a sisterhood of women with similar interests in outdoor activities. We all start an adventure as strangers, but in fellowship, nature brings us together, and we leave as friends, better for meeting one another and learning a little more than we knew when we started. We may come from different backgrounds and we may do things differently, but in the end, we are all the same.”

As the group has grown and word of mouth has spread across the state about the amazing and diverse adventures available through Texas Women’s Outdoors, so have the types of organized trips offered by the group. In 2022, T.W.O. sponsored mentored deer hunts for experienced lady hunters and those who may have never held a gun in their lives. All of the trips are designed to include educational instruction on safety, conservation, proper outfitting for an adventure, survival skills, and even harvesting and processing a kill. Every adventure sponsored by T.W.O. utilizes the skills and experiences of the ladies within the group, as everyone brings her own unique skill set that can be shared with others.

Texas Women’s Outdoors is proud of its leadership team, and together these ladies have created a force to be reckoned with. The group is made up of several dynamic ladies who, like Godfrey, are committed to creating memorable experiences for Texas women who crave outdoor life.

Trips are targeted to specific outdoor interests such as wild game and bird hunting (both firearms and bow hunting), camp- ing and hiking, fresh water, and deep sea fishing, and even firearms sports, led by Brandy Elrod, a competitive para-trap and certified shotgun and archery instructor.

In 2023, some of the outdoor adventures have included a gator and teal duck hunt, just south of Beaumont, a wild ram hunt in South Texas, a kayaking and camping trip at Caddo Lake, and even an airboat fishing trip in Aransas Pass. Godfrey is excited to announce each new outdoor trip and is already planning big adventures for 2024. Included in next year’s calendar is a large group retreat in the Texas Hill Country featuring survival skills, a tanning class, cooking demonstrations, yoga and Pilates, and other activities that will bring women together in support of one another.

The growing success of T.W.O. solidifies the fact that women crave outdoor adventure as much as men do. In coming together to share a common love of nature, knowledge can be gained, friends will be made, and confidence in oneself can be achieved by learning from other women who may have the same concerns, struggles, and fears as we do. It is truly an amazing organization that may just start a viral movement of outdoor sisterhood across the country.

For a list of upcoming events and the T.W.O. leadership, go to texaswomensoutdoors.com