From First Match Nerves to the Podium with Jess Hancock

In this episode of Women Who Hunt, I sit down with Jess Hancock — precision competitor, PRS and NRL22 shooter, and the woman many of you know as Eh Lady Outdoors.

Jess moved from Canada to Australia for what was meant to be 12 months… and 13 years later she’s built a life, a passion, and a serious name for herself in competitive precision shooting.

From hunting roots to high-level PRS and NRL22 competition, Jess shares what it really takes to perform under pressure — reading wind, managing stages on the clock, and trusting your process when it counts. We talk rimfire and centrefire, first match nerves, podium finishes, and the discipline behind consistent performance.

But this conversation goes deeper than results.

We talk about belonging. About confidence built one stage at a time. And about creating space for more women on the firing line.

Whether you’re a hunter, a competitive shooter, or someone quietly wondering if you could step into something new — this one will resonate.

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