About The Event

Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of elk hunting? Join us for Elk Clinic, a three-day educational event located  in the heart of Montana, designed just for women. Whether you're new to hunting or looking to sharpen your skills, this course is your gateway to becoming a confident and knowledgeable elk hunter.

Led by Draya, an experienced hunting guide, and Alex, the founder of Venery, this clinic covers everything you need to know about elk hunting. You'll explore habitat identification, understand animal behavior, and master e-scouting and navigation techniques. We’ll also cover essential hunter education skills, licenses, regulations, and gear to ensure you’re fully prepared.

With a mix of hands-on practice and expert guidance, you'll leave feeling empowered and ready to take on your next hunting adventure. Come join us for a weekend of learning, camaraderie, and the great outdoors. Let’s make elk hunting your new passion!

Early Registration (Double)

Sale ends

Jun 08, 11:59 PM

Resident Double is one person in a double sofa bed, in a shared space.

$899.00

+$22.48 ticket service fee

Early Registration (single)

Sale ends

Jun 08, 11:59 PM

sleeping accommodations are a twin size bed in a shared room.

$850.00

+$21.25 ticket service fee

Early Registration (Glamping)

Sale ends

Jun 08, 11:59 PM

Resident Glamping is one single bed/cot in a shared wall tent. This registration will also have access to an outside shower.

$800.00

+$20.00 ticket service fee

Early Commuter

Jun 08, 11:59 PM

This ticket does not include overnight accommodations.

$650.00

+$16.25 ticket service fee

About The Event

Range to Ridge: Building Elk Hunting Skills

Master the terrain and the techniques—from field tactics to gear selection—in an immersive experience tailored for women.

Step beyond the basics and into the heart of elk country. Range to Ridge is a hands-on workshop in New Mexico where you'll learn everything from elk regulations and habitat scouting to calls, navigation, and safe shooting practices. With experienced women hunters guiding your learning—you’ll build the skills, confidence, and community you need to succeed on your own. This immersive field experience is about understanding the land, reading the herd, and embracing the ethical side of hunting.

The NRA Whittington Center is without a doubt the finest shooting complex in the nation. Its 33,000 acres nest among the scenic western mountains and high mesa country of New Mexico.

Lodging: You'll be staying on campus in the Competitor Housing Buildings for a comfortable and community-driven experience!

This all-inclusive lodging offers a dormitory-style setup designed for camaraderie and relaxation. Each building features 15 bedrooms divided into three wings, with five bedrooms per wing. Every room includes two single beds, a kitchenette, and access to two shared bathrooms with showers. At the heart of the building, you'll find a spacious central lobby, the perfect gathering place to unwind, share stories, and connect with fellow students after a day of adventure. Cozy, convenient, and designed with community in mind—this is more than just a stay; it’s an experience!

This clinic is limited in size so women can receive the best individualized instruction. 

About The Event

Join us in Big Timber for an immersive, hands-on hunting experience designed for women* looking to build confidence and skills in the field. This mentored rifle hunt takes place on private lands, offering the opportunity to hunt whitetail and mule deer. You’ll be supported by experienced mentors every step of the way, learning alongside other women in a supportive, empowering environment.

This isn't a guided hunt, but rather a chance to actively participate, learn, and grow as a hunter. You'll walk away with a deeper understanding of hunting, conservation, and the practical skills needed to continue your journey.

What You’ll Learn:

• Conservation History: Explore the vital role hunting plays in wildlife management and conservation efforts.

• Ethical Hunting: Dive into discussions on ethical hunting practices and the responsibilities we carry as hunters.

• Habitat & Behavior: Learn to identify key habitats and understand the behavior patterns of deer to develop smarter hunting strategies.

• Spot & Stalk: Get hands-on training in spotting and stalking game in diverse Montana landscapes.

• Shooting Skills: Practice shot placement and stable shooting positions to improve your success in the field.

• Field Experience: Gain over 20 hours of in-the-field training with real hunting scenarios, tracking, stalking, and (hopefully) harvesting game.

• Game Care & Cooking: Learn the fundamentals of field dressing, butchering, and cooking wild game.

All participants are required to comply with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) hunting regulations and have the appropriate licenses for the species and district they will hunt.

This event is about more than a successful hunt—it's about gaining the knowledge, skills, and confidence to continue your hunting journey independently.