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  1. Gear picks: Keep your feet and fingers warm with the DryGuy
  2. Gear picks: An idea that really holds (clean) water
  3. You can judge this book by its cover
  4. Gear picks: Waterproof your commute
  5. NRA adventures focus on female hunters
  6. Gear picks: Don't go slip-sliding away
  7. Ski and snowshoe for free on Jan. 5
  8. Claypool casts on the South Fork of the Snake
  9. Steelhead anglers find good fishing on rivers
  10. 2 the Outdoors: Capturing spectacular outdoor photos
  11. Outdoors Report: Winter run more like a stagger
  12. Razor clam digs proposed later this month
  13. WDFW reminds hunters to submit reports on deer, elk, bear and turkey
  14. Crystal's backcountry just got closer
  15. Hike Of The Week: The going can get a little squishy at Poo Poo Point
  16. The Gear Junkie: Friction Zone lube really staves off blisters
  17. More women take snowboards to mountain resorts
  18. Snowfall raises spirits of skiers, boarders
  19. Area's beauty is something to relish
  20. Forest Service hopes for federal funds to repair roads
  21. Dr. Collins: Winter brings with it dangers from cold
  22. 2 the Outdoors: A holiday getaway
  23. 2 the Outdoors: Tualatin River Wildlife Refuge
  24. Puget Sound sport crabbing to close; catch reports due for winter season
  25. Calendar of events
  26. Natalie Bartley: Regional ski resorts go green - with your help
  27. Haul out crab pot before season comes to close
  28. Where is this?
  29. Birth control drug to be tested on park's elk
  30. Birders scan treetops and underbrush in an annual count that began 108 years ago
  31. Outdoors Notebook | Picture isn't great for chinook, coho
  32. Zimo: My wish list for the coming year
  33. Italian wins slalom at World Cup; top American injured
  34. Ask Fish and Game
  35. 7:46 a.m. -- Ski resorts reap benefit of storm
  36. Commission invites public comments on Columbia River chinook allocation
  37. 10:44 a.m. -- Schweitzer skiers stranded on lift for 1 1/2 hours after outage
  38. For anglers, fish aren't the only thing worth hunting
  39. Spot the hawks' differences in our Natural Wonder photo gallery
  40. The Activity Barn in McCall expands tubing hill hours
  41. Get those New Year's resolutions off to a running start with a 5K
  42. New Year's Eve Table Rock Run
  43. Bogus Basin the place to be for holiday break
  44. Natural Wonder: Hawks are difficult to tell apart
  45. 2 the Outdoors: PGE hopes to give the Bull Run Powerhouse new life
  46. Silver City: a ghost town that escaped restoration
  47. Feeling that pioneer spirit in Chesterfield
  48. Feel the spirits of Diablo
  49. Shameful piece of Portland's past
  50. Open winter fishery on Patterson Lake
  51. Gear Guy
  52. Regional ski report
  53. Hike of the Week
  54. Big projections for Cowlitz River in 2008
  55. Potholes perfection is Photo of the Year
  56. Best bets for the weekend
  57. Aquarium's a window on our waters
  58. You haven't been shy about telling us what you like
  59. Birders' top spots | Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge
  60. Lord Hill Regional Park trails
  61. Weekend calendar
  62. Get away to Walla Walla
  63. Fishing | Steelhead make themselves rare
  64. Ex-Crystal Mountain skier Macartney earns downhill medal in Italy
  65. Hot coho fishing off Ilwaco gave anglers reason to cheer
  66. Tacoma RV Show will start five-day run
  67. Tickets will go on sale for annual Discovery Bay Salmon Derby
  68. State commission seeks nominees for council on boating safety
  69. Historic K2 climb by six Americans will be shown on Universal HD
  70. ?Wintering Over? re-enactors offer encounter with Corps of Discovery
  71. Hike of the Week
  72. Weekend Getaway
  73. Olympic National Forest road closed by large landslide
  74. Speeding, spinning and sliding at area tubing hills
  75. Zimo: Flock of crows roosting at dusk looks spooky
  76. Phillips: Wilson ponds have ice-free fishing
  77. Hunting, fishing fuel economy
  78. Get in tune with tele skiing
  79. Gearing up: This cooler is really cool - even when it's hot
  80. Sage seed collectors set new record
  81. 2 the Outdoors: Christmas bird count
  82. For the locals, surfing Westport is more than a passion
  83. Hike Of The Week: It's easy to get away in the Issaquah Alps
  84. The Gear Junkie: The RS800G3 lives up to its huge price tag
  85. Spend time near Skagit River to spot national icon
  86. Dr. Collins: Performance 'enhancers' could help - or hurt
  87. The real gift is to find beauty every day of the year
  88. Electric motors allowed on a portion of the Kalama River
  89. Sea ice crucial to walrus
  90. 2 the Outdoors: Cooking up duck
  91. Adopt-a-duck program gets huge response
  92. Framework photo contest
  93. Outdoors Notebook | Surge in sturgeon catches means fewer for next year
  94. Idaho's wildlife continues to inspire us yearround
  95. Gary Loomis looms large in coastal conservation
  96. Snow isn't just making skiers happy; snowmobilers are celebrating, too
  97. Bogus Basin opens entire mountain
  98. 2 the Outdoors: The new 2008 Oregon State Park calendar is here!
  99. WDFW schedules public workshops on new mineral prospecting rules
  100. Sport Oyster season opened year-round at Cushman (Saltwater) Park
  101. Risk high for avalanches in Eastern Washington and Idaho
  102. New WDFW enforcement officer assigned to Pend Oreille County
  103. 8:33 a.m. -- Most area ski resorts reporting new snow
  104. Nez Perce lay claim to steelhead
  105. Spate of chinook expected
  106. Bogus Basin kicks off its 65th opening day with heavy, wet snow and long lift lines (
  107. See rainbow trout in our Natural Wonder photo gallery
  108. Avalanche danger high in parts of Idaho
  109. Sled safely and in comfort this winter
  110. Reservations recommended for Bogus Basin's tubing hill
  111. 2 the Outdoors: Wrecked recreation
  112. A winter adventure in the Northwest
  113. 8:30 a.m. -- Going skiing today? Send pictures or tell us how it was
  114. Mount Washington still one of British Columbia?s best-kept secrets
  115. 10 a.m. -- Avalanche danger considered extreme in many Idaho locations
  116. New user fees proposed for Gifford Pinchot forest
  117. Federal court sentences man for killing elk in park
  118. Gear Guy
  119. Regional ski report
  120. Chinook salmon outlook so-so for Washington
  121. Snoqualmie Pass snowshoe treks set for weekends
  122. Check out several useful Web sites before trekking to B.C. ski resorts
  123. North Cascades National Park has good options for winter visitors
  124. Saturdays-only requirement set for smelt dipping on Cowlitz River
  125. Mount St. Helens climber?s register moves to Cougar Store after fire
  126. Slip slidin? away Paradise play area opens Saturday
  127. Hike of the Week
  128. Weekend Getaway
  129. Pedestrians can use Westside Road in Mount Rainier National Park
  130. Cowlitz is among Western Washington rivers fishing well
  131. Riding the tide in a paddlers' paradise
  132. Solace on solstice: Birds offer their own holiday magic
  133. Downhill, a gazillion mph: his tummy, the foam and the snow
  134. Best bets for the weekend
  135. The sky's the limit for digital astronomer
  136. All is calm, moon is bright
  137. Search for snowshoer hampered by weather
  138. Fishing | Weather can't stop clam dig
  139. Bellevue gets into the spirit
  140. Bill Speidel's Underground Tour
  141. Get chocolate
  142. Washington State Capitol
  143. Weekend calendar
  144. Dress like Santa and get a free lift ticket
  145. Ski Brundage: McCall resort has some of the best powder in Idaho
  146. Roger: Wildhorse Reservoir has ice fishing
  147. Zimo: You don't need to look too far for a goose
  148. Gearing up: Review of outdoors products currently on the market
  149. Donations sought for Fishin' Hole owners
  150. Mountain of tips on backcountry skiing
  151. Local fly tier shows how to tie CDC patterns
  152. UPDATED 3:50 p.m. -- Nez Perce will seek 50 percent of hatchery steelhead on Snake Ri
  153. Outdoors Report: Anglers await holiday break
  154. Snow going: Preparation can help avert disaster
  155. Ski/board Web Sites
  156. Skiing Alaska: Big upgrades are aimed at boosting area's allure
  157. Stolen Treasure: Theft is a problem at Oregon monument
  158. Fowl Deeds: Mute swans are causing a big racket
  159. The Gear Junkie: Still shopping? Here are eight affordable ideas
  160. Yellowstone: Wyoming challenges park's winter use plan
  161. New ski lift might open Saturday at Crystal Mountain
  162. Pied-bill grebe is natures sub
  163. Bogus Basin will open Thursday for free downhill skiing
  164. Injured skiers get right to sue despite legal waivers
  165. Razor clam dig on 4 ocean beaches approved during Christmas week
  166. New ski lift might open Saturday at Crystal
  167. Dr. Paul Collins: Preparation, caution pay off on the slopes
  168. New state-tribal agreement could boost Rufus Woods Lake fishing
  169. 2 the Outdoors: Crabs are back
  170. Learn winter sport essentials
  171. Tubers flock to Bogus Basin for opening day
  172. Natalie Bartley: Ski, snowshoe and more at events on Idaho's Nordic trails
  173. Christmas bird count tradition continues
  174. Where is this?
  175. Outdoors Notebook | Chinook forecast looks promising
  176. Zimo: Slow down and save a critter: Deer are abundant in the Valley
  177. Month’s storms toll to Olympics: $8 million
  178. Puget Sound Partnership gets its feet wet
  179. Storm wreaked havoc on some of our state parks
  180. Storm wreaked havoc on some of our state parks
  181. Gas Tank Getaway: Storybook Lane
  182. Smelt season on Cowlitz River again limited to 1 day per week
  183. Lower Columbia River sturgeon fishery will have tighter catch limits in 2008
  184. Razor clam dig on 4 ocean beaches approved during Christmas week
  185. 2008 Smelt seasons set for SW Washington
  186. Sturgeon sport retention season set for 2008 for the Columbia River above Wauna
  187. Natural Wonder: Great horned owl
  188. Women, get out and run
  189. Run for christmas
  190. Two Deschutes experiences fill an angler's world
  191. 3 things to do this weekend
  192. Mt. Everest and beyond
  193. 12:05 p.m. -- Cholorine leak kills 200,000 young rainbow trout
  194. Comments wanted on Boise Greenbelt
  195. North Fork Nooksack River closes Dec. 15
  196. Outdoors gifts made right here
  197. Fishing picks up in Western Washington rivers
  198. Lack of snow restricts ski area operations
  199. Holiday sale in progress at forest, park centers on Olympic Peninsula
  200. It?s prime time to see bald eagles at Idaho?s Lake Coeur d?Alene
  201. Avalanche expert will conduct workshop Friday in Port Angeles
  202. Family Winter Fest offers chance to explore Morse Wildlife Preserve
  203. Storm forces forest, road closures
  204. Hurricane Ridge Road, other park routes closed
  205. Salmon forecasts don?t look great for Columbia River
  206. Gear Guy
  207. Rangers offer walks, talks in Stehekin
  208. Are you a bright light? Take our holiday quiz
  209. Calendar gives hunting information for 12 Western states
  210. Washington Trails Association Web site has new look, features
  211. See the bright lights (and see how bright you are)
  212. Snohomish | Getting away from it all, except the charming bits
  213. Best bets for the weekend
  214. Winter blues, with windsurfer
  215. Seattle Center is holiday central
  216. What we love to do at the holidays
  217. Soos Creek Regional Trail
  218. Fishing | Time is right for winter steelhead
  219. Downtown Seattle's Central Library
  220. Holiday events | Work is for elves: Go have fun
  221. Weekend calendar
  222. Head to Roslyn for a true winter wonderland
  223. Look, up in the sky: Seattle Audubon needs you to pipe up for annual bird count
  224. Adventure Calendar
  225. Nordic trails offer a variety of terrain from McCall to Sun Valley
  226. Zimo: Are European worms superior worms?
  227. Have peace of mind with the right rack
  228. Book showcases daring dogs
  229. Idaho Public Television looks at 'Motorized Idaho'
  230. For those of you with single-track minds
  231. Christmas Bird Count coming up
  232. Try out ski or snowboard equipment before you buy it
  233. Outdoors Report: Fishing picks up as rivers drop
  234. Hike Of The Week: A beautiful wanderland in Anacortes
  235. Seattle's working waters
  236. The Gear Junkie: More of the latest stuff for fun in the fluff
  237. 10:22 a.m. -- Soldier Mountain backcountry to close to snowmobiles
  238. Holiday season also means cold-weather outdoors fun
  239. Best of the West: More snow-going options
  240. Big Six dominate snow scene
  241. Bill would freeze recreation user fees
  242. Bogus Basin finishing up addition of solar lights on 1.2 kilometers of trails
  243. Gear Guy: Anywhere you go, a GPS is a GPS
  244. Fishing closure on the Cowlitz River
  245. Area opens for wheelchair anglers on the Cowlitz River
  246. Retention fishery for sturgeon to close from Bonneville Dam to The Dalles Dam
  247. Columbia River sturgeon retention fishery will remain open 7 days a week from Bonnevi
  248. Retention fishery for sturgeon to close from John Day Dam to McNary Dam
  249. Chinook retention reopens on Columbia River; bag limit increased for hatchery coho
  250. Upper Columbia River and tributaries open for steelhead fishing