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  1. Tree cutters can check conditions
  2. Astronomical Society will help you check out Comet 17P/Holmes
  3. Banff Mountain Film Festival tour will reach Seattle on Nov. 28
  4. Tacoma Mountaineers will offer slide show on Cascade crest
  5. Copalis Beach access will improve with new bridge over creek
  6. Hike of the Week
  7. Weekend Getaway
  8. Rowing regatta set for Sunday at Lake Washington Ship Canal
  9. Ducks Unlimited plans auction
  10. Steelhead fishing from a jet boat offers excitement and a party vibe
  11. Ask Zimo: Program gets 5th-graders on the slopes
  12. Avalanche awareness class geared toward snowmobilers
  13. Backcountry Hunters and Anglers aims to keep wild lands wild
  14. Pray for snow at the Bogus Basin Snow Blast
  15. Development of Idaho Velodrome and Cycling Park moves forward
  16. Protect gear in soggy weather
  17. Book shows you how to 'camp in comfort'
  18. Public meeting scheduled Nov. 20 in Morton on upper Cowlitz River coho restoration
  19. Seattle's big bike plan gets a green light
  20. Dr. Collins: Stress and overuse of hands can lead to arthritis, chronic pain
  21. Hunting, skiing seasons draw outdoors types
  22. Snake River hatchery releasing chinook salmon - but they're not available for anglers
  23. Fate of Mount Rainier's flood-damaged Carbon River Road uncertain
  24. Commission approves hunter-education deferrals, extends hound-hunting pilot project
  25. Man dies in climbing accident at Redmond's Smith Rock State Park
  26. Calendar of events
  27. Natalie Bartley: Parks & Rec grants help launch winter projects
  28. Zimo: Be vigilant about public lands access
  29. Notebook | Salmon returns: Why the falloff?
  30. Where is this?
  31. Column on friendships draws reader letters
  32. Task force likely to urge killing sea lions
  33. Exploring historic Northwest hotels
  34. 2 the Outdoors: Orphaned elk update
  35. 2 the Outdoors: Orphaned elk update
  36. Gas Tank Getaway: Baskett Slough Wildlife Refuge
  37. King County's Beaver Lake to receive 3,000 large hatchery rainbow trout
  38. Snake River hatchery releasing chinook salmon - but they're not available for angler'
  39. Astronomers invite public to view exploded comet
  40. Friendship among fishermen knows no boundaries
  41. Three things to do this weekend for Friday, Nov. 2
  42. The Zeitgeist Half Marathon
  43. Help your kids get their ski legs
  44. Looking for a deal or a way to unload some stuff? Check out ski swap
  45. VertiGals kick off the season and seek new members
  46. 2 the Outdoors: Orphaned elk
  47. Natural wonder: Jess the peregrine falcon
  48. Mountain towns, visitors back in loop
  49. Comments sought on revised state listing for bald eagle
  50. Polar F11 is a nifty heart-rate monitor
  51. This weekend is the ski swap
  52. The new boat launch is finished on the Payette
  53. A trusty source on chukars
  54. Ducks Unlimited holds Waterfowl Hunters Party
  55. The Riggins Steelhead Derby is on
  56. Trail of the Week: Camel's Back Park (with video)
  57. Ask Zimo: Foothills gut pile probably was a cougar kill
  58. Tacoma-area crabbers can resume fishing as of sunrise today
  59. Main access to Staircase area closed in Olympic National Forest
  60. Gear Guy
  61. Skiing Web site provides updates, blogs about gear, slope conditions
  62. Rock climbers love Boise?s Black Cliffs for training, convenience, scenery
  63. Japan?s old climbers aim high
  64. Birds, whales and more ready to head south
  65. You can help shape future of Tacoma Nature Center
  66. No limits - Advocates make hunting, fishing available to disabled
  67. Fishing | Getting hooked on blackmouth
  68. A toast to the flavors of Thanksgiving
  69. What's an Herbfarm without thyme and swine?
  70. Shorter days make for better viewing
  71. Local Nordic skiers turn to roller skis for off-season training
  72. Blurring of the seasons
  73. Doggone good footgear
  74. Best bets for the weekend
  75. Nothing makes you hot like a portable generator
  76. Get smart
  77. Wine, dine and save time to recline in Woodinville
  78. Feds float boater ID proposal
  79. Anglers continue to catch good counts of coho on rivers
  80. Hike of the Week
  81. Good food, good wine: a good server's tools of the trade
  82. Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum
  83. Around the world, no passport required
  84. Outdoors Report: Blackmouth back on the menu
  85. Proposed Wild Sky contains some breathtaking 'roaming country'
  86. Know Before It Snows
  87. Hunting and Fishing News
  88. The Gear Junkie: Luxurious setup is pricey and hefty
  89. Oregon: Flood and fire damage keep volunteers busy
  90. Ask Kristin: Upgrade in backpack will provide more comfort
  91. Outdoor Notebook: Storm-damaged roads have been repaired and reopened
  92. Hike Of The Week: A relaxing soak tops off easy treks
  93. New park great for hiking, wildlife watching
  94. Fast cars and fancy firearms
  95. An almost perfect razor-clam weekend on Washington coast
  96. Hunter kills big cougar near Washington town
  97. Five areas of Puget Sound reopen for late-season crab fishing
  98. Steelhead stocking in Boise could begin Nov. 8
  99. Great deal on introduction to fly tying
  100. Dr. Collins: How to avoid injuring your quadriceps during ski season
  101. Ducks enjoy stop at Capitol Lake in annual migration
  102. Vail bootcamp turns skiers into experts
  103. First Washington citations issued for zebra mussel contamination
  104. Oregon anglers flock back to revived lake
  105. Miller's 'Playground' comes to town
  106. Bartley: Cascade, Riggins and Boise work on water parks
  107. Zimo: Wild steelies have different ‘attitude' than hatchery fish
  108. Big Six dominate snow scene
  109. Seven ways to Shop for bargain gear
  110. Memorable snow tales from the slippery slopes
  111. Women get onboard with snowboarding
  112. You can get winter lift without riding chair
  113. Exercise best way to avoid aprs-ski medical bills
  114. The price to hit the powder
  115. Outdoors Notebook | There's more time for sport crab season
  116. Where is this?
  117. Nature center volunteer bitten by brown bear
  118. Tokeland?s the spot for marbled godwit
  119. OAR to host rowing regatta in Olympia Saturday
  120. 2 the Outdoors: The Willamette Birding Trail
  121. Five areas of Puget Sound reopen Nov. 1 for late-season crab fishing
  122. 2 the Outdoors: Tualatin paddle
  123. Into the Outdoors blog: Hammett boat ramp closed?
  124. 3 things to do for the weekend
  125. Scenic road reopening in Snoqualmie Forest
  126. Schools of chum salmon charge through town
  127. Group will talk about Idaho outdoors activities
  128. Prison Break Half Marathon benefits peace officers memorial
  129. Monster Dash fun run/walk set
  130. A journey through Alaska
  131. 2 the Outdoors: Creating the Willamette Birding Trail
  132. Everett will host world?s top figure skaters in 2008
  133. Angler snags one for record books
  134. Weather eases up after last week, allowing river fishing to rebound
  135. Elowah Falls Trail, Columbia Gorge
  136. New Spanish-language site offered by National Park Service
  137. Sportfishing rules for 2008-09 on agenda for commission meeting
  138. Author?s presentation highlights programs on Lewis and Clark
  139. Passes give access to Crystal, Snoqualmie
  140. Big snowboard, ski show might give you winter fever
  141. Be prepared for digging in the dark
  142. Everett will host world?s top figure skaters in 2008
  143. Clallam County haunts
  144. 60th anniversary of Spruce Goose's flight
  145. Halloween events and harvest happenings
  146. Outdoors | Clam digs in the dark this weekend
  147. Synthetic sleeping bags won't let dampness get you down
  148. Best bets for the weekend
  149. Over the mountains for fresh apples
  150. Playing dress-up with the big kids
  151. New park in Snoqualmie offers panoramic views of Cascades
  152. Gear Guy
  153. It's near, it's fun and it's FREE
  154. Dew drop in, said the spider to the fly
  155. Doggie dish hits the trail
  156. Flexible disc is easy on dogs' teeth
  157. Hook your fill of salmon on the world-class runs of Chilliwack, B.C.
  158. Snow sports aren't all they're cracked up to be
  159. Trail of the week: Whangdoodle Loop
  160. Ski Swap is the place to find good deals
  161. Readers share their summer adventures
  162. Give a Halloween hoot about critters
  163. Show will highlight recreation options in Idaho
  164. Ask Zimo: There is a way to recycle propane canisters
  165. Tune in while fishing or hunting
  166. Book highlights drift boat history
  167. Rappelling in a skirt? It's possible - and safe
  168. Arlington fisherman sets state mark for pink salmon with 15.4-pounder
  169. 15.4-pound pink salmon sets record
  170. Ski/board web sites
  171. Women-only ski packages: Special getaways on Canadian slopes
  172. Crystal Mountain: New chairlift will open former backcountry
  173. B.C. slopes: Several resorts north of the border tout terrain upgrades
  174. Ski Show: Local event will offer more retailer options
  175. Snow gear, the flip side
  176. See salmon and more at McLane Creek Nature Trail
  177. Hunters are having good luck as deer season gets started
  178. Arlington angler reels in record-breaking pink salmon
  179. 1:21 p.m. -- Deer hunt update: More success seen this year
  180. Public can comment on proposed fishing rules during commission's Nov. 2-3 meeting in
  181. Spiders are creepy ? yet amazing ? creatures
  182. Spiders are creepy ? yet amazing ? creatures
  183. Dr. Collins: Use some ski swap smarts to get the most of Bogus Basin Ski Swap
  184. Razor clam dig approved for Oct. 25-28
  185. 2 the Outdoors: Fishing for kings
  186. First razor clam dig starts Thursday; Kalaloch closed for season
  187. Public can comment on proposed fishing rules during commissions Nov. 2-3 meeting in C
  188. Whale protection working even as more cruise ships visit Glacier Bay
  189. Natalie Bartley: Celebration Park a good year-round getaway
  190. Stream Team teaches about chum salmon
  191. Where is this?
  192. Readers comment on column about hunting
  193. Boise fly anglers part of gold medal fly fishing team
  194. 2 the Outdoors: Refuge logging
  195. 2 the Outdoors: High-tech hiking
  196. Rock climbing in the great Northwest
  197. 'Since We Last Spoke' will get skiers good and giddy about upcoming season
  198. 3 things to do for the weekend
  199. Harsh winds turn back clock for one angler
  200. Natural wonder: Catfish taste everywhere
  201. 2 the Outdoors: Refuge logging
  202. Conservation group wins battle over off-road-vehicle information
  203. 2 the Outdoors: Refuge logging
  204. Shelly? Dash? Name the turtles
  205. Warming warning: Don't burn your skis yet
  206. It took 10 years, but Edgewood man adds moose hunter to his r?sum
  207. Passage to Patagonia: As the landscape rises, your jaw drops
  208. 8:15 a.m. -- 3 men rescued after swamping aluminum boat on Clearwater
  209. State sets up line to report dead wild birds
  210. Hike of the Week
  211. Weekly fishing report for Oct. 18
  212. Coho catches hit-and-miss; sturgeon are superior
  213. Alder Lake looks empty because of last winter?s low snowpack
  214. River kayaker seeks lighter, faster craft
  215. Hike of the Week
  216. Weekend Getaway
  217. Tests indicate razor clam digs can proceed at four beaches
  218. Volunteer salmon guides sought to work in Swan Creek Park
  219. Coast Guard Auxiliary 35 set to offer boating safety course
  220. Survey designed to improve Fish-Wildlife?s enforcement
  221. Making a fine meal out of fungi
  222. Get spooked
  223. "Fields of Dreams" and scary scenes
  224. Fishing | Derby guidelines strict, traditional
  225. Making their way back home
  226. Gimme five?
  227. Arc'teryx exploits newest Gore-Tex offering
  228. Parks switch to winter schedules
  229. What's favorite and FREE?
  230. Larches (and snow) signal seasons' shift in Cascades
  231. Best bets for the weekend
  232. Padilla Bay Reserve: A native-habitat wonderland
  233. Here?s what not to do to your boat over winter
  234. Outdoors Report: Prospects improving for deer, bird hunters
  235. Baker Lake in the off-season is a blissful place to dip your paddle -- weather, or no
  236. The Gear Junkie: Cooking is a pain, but food and price are right
  237. Hike of the Week: Give your feet a break on these easy outings
  238. Ask Kristin: Plus-size camos blend in
  239. What did you do on your summer vacation?
  240. Nature abounds amid Mima Mounds' mystery
  241. One man's passion for hunting is over; the tales remain
  242. Bird feeding cautions eased
  243. Blasting out of the daily grind
  244. Reliving the cowboy days
  245. Shoot 'em up, blow 'em up
  246. The pistol-packing preacher with quite the shot
  247. Shotgun wizardry at its best
  248. Fishing in the real wilderness
  249. Young hunters learn lessons in decision-making
  250. Young hunters learn lessons in decision-making