How to Process Your Deer – Montan FWP to Offer October Workshop
I don't remember the first time I was shown how to properly field dress a deer. I do know it was my father that taught me how at a young age, probably just like your father did with you. And you probably will pass that knowledge down when it comes time for your son or daughter to take to the field hunting.
But what if there wasn't that person in your early life that knew exactly how to hold a leg, cut or skin here and getting that animal all the way from the field to the freezer? Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks (MFWP) realize there are folks that need that knowledge, so what better way to learn than a hands-on class designed for women coming in October.
How to Process Your Deer - Montan FWP to Offer October Workshop
MFWP Region 4 in Great Falls, Montana will be hosting a workshop geared for women or anyone that may be hesitant to take up hunting because they don't know how to properly process a deer. The class will discuss "practical skills in skinning, quartering, meat care, deboning, cutting, and packaging".
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The class is being held near Fairfield, Montana on October 24, 2026, from 10am to 3pm. The cost is free to attend, but interested people must register to ensure a spot for the class as seating is limited. To register visit the MFWP signup page here.
Class Being Offered with MFWP and the National BOW Program in Montana
The "Becoming an Outdoors Woman" or BOW program was first established in Montana in 1994 and since then has been empowering women to try "different outdoor skills such as fishing, hunting, shooting, archery, orienteering, camp cooking, kayaking, and much more" according to their website.
The BOW program offers information and hands on experiences throughout the year in Montana with different classes, seminars and more. For events that require a fee, scholarships for women are available through the program. Learn more here.
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