RANGELEY, ME – OCTOBER 30: Liz Walker, wearing hunter orange nail polish, cradles her prized possession — a rare, 1970s-era Remington 7600 .260 caliber rifle engraved with images of deer. Walker is one of many female hunters in Maine. That number is on the rise, according to a tally of state hunting licenses. (Photo by Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer)
RANGELEY, ME – OCTOBER 30: Liz Walker, wearing hunter orange nail polish, cradles her prized possession — a rare, 1970s-era Remington 7600 .260 caliber rifle engraved with images of deer. Walker is one of many female hunters in Maine. That number is on the rise, according to a tally of state hunting licenses. (Photo by Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer)
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