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"With Howard tagged out, it was my turn to hunt with Kathy. She’s a 62-year-old grandmother who got into hunting three decades ago because she wanted to spend time with Foster in the fall. She fell in love with it, especially bowhunting for elk, and never looked back. Well before Eva Shockey or Tiffany Lakosky, Kathy was calling in bulls, killing them at close range, and writing about it for national magazines. Despite her success, some hunters over the years have been apprehensive about having a woman as a guide, she tells me one afternoon as we hike back to the UTV. “I always make sure that everyone who books with us is comfortable hunting with a woman, because not all the guys are,” she says. But in this week’s camp, everyone wants to hunt with Kathy, because she’s on the elk. Every morning we stalk the timber—Kathy’s favorite way to hunt—and every morning we have encounters with screaming bulls. I catch sideways looks from some of the other hunters in camp who aren’t seeing elk when I tell them about all of our close calls at lunch. It’s early October, about a month before the presidential election in which a lot of people are talking about what a powerful role model a female president could be for the nation’s young girls. I wish the nation’s young girls could spend a week in elk camp with Kathy."
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