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  1. Gig Harbor students earn spots on U.S. canoe and kayak team
  2. Hike of the Week
  3. Weekend Getaway
  4. Electricity at state parks makes off-season RV camping comfy
  5. Honk if you like birds
  6. Cookbook goes beyond the basics
  7. Women's skiing expert to give free talk at McU Sports
  8. Fees for non-motor boats?
  9. Don't forget those harvest reports
  10. Make camping reservations early to ensure you get a spot
  11. Ask Zimo: We're in the Rocky Mountain region
  12. Winterize your RV
  13. tackle tips
  14. Volunteer to help restore burned areas
  15. Kathryn Albertson Park is good for wildlife watching
  16. Gone steelheadin': Anglers brave cold weather for elusive fish
  17. Outdoors Report: Winter-run steelhead slipping into streams
  18. 3:14 p.m. -- Trophy fish coming to Clear Lake Country Club this weekend
  19. Birds of prey adapt their habits to the urban landscape
  20. Short Trips: Improvements promise new mountain highs
  21. The Gear Junkie: They look weird, but they're good for a run
  22. Mt. Baker will be state's first major ski resort to open
  23. Hike Of The Week: Revisit an old friend
  24. Cut a Christmas tree at Gifford Pinchot National Forest
  25. 7:56 a.m. -- Wednesday Ski Report
  26. You soon may pay more to camp in SW Idaho
  27. Have your say on plan to control wolves in Idaho
  28. Snow makes I-90 a 'raging blizzard' Monday night
  29. Could Mount St. Helens turn into national park?
  30. More ski runs and lifts to open Friday at Sun Valley
  31. Gas Tank Getaway: 'Passages of the Deep'
  32. Volunteers help bring Puget Sound's coastal prairies back to life
  33. Gas Tank Getaway: 'Passages of the Deep' at the Oregon Coast Aquarium
  34. Trumpeter swans fall prey to remains of toxic lead shot
  35. Dr. Paul Collins: Stress on the knees can lead to painful condition
  36. Trumpeter swans fall prey to remains of toxic lead shot
  37. Fires near Sun Valley cleared new backcountry terrain - but could also boost avalanch
  38. The wait's over to ski Sun Valley
  39. Gas Tank Getaway: 'Passages of the Deep' at the Oregon Coast Aquarium
  40. Calendar Of Events
  41. Visit Silver Lake Center
  42. Natalie Bartley: Outdoors program helps cancer patients
  43. Where is this?
  44. Search for grizzlies on after rare Idaho sighting
  45. Outdoors Notebook | Winter steelhead start making their return
  46. Mount St. Helens headquarters to open
  47. Zimo: Chukar chasing: Tenacity a must, common sense optional
  48. 2 the Outdoors: Ancient forest discovered
  49. Oregon agency tracks sheep deaths
  50. Put some outdoors literature under the tree
  51. Blackmouth, chum, razor clams there for the taking
  52. To the forgotten corner of Washington state
  53. 8:37 a.m. -- Sun Valley opens Saturday
  54. Gizmo keeps line from being litter
  55. Mission Ridge opens for holiday weekend
  56. 3 things to do this weekend
  57. Yes, you can ski right now
  58. Last week's rain leaves South Sound anglers struggling
  59. Ellensburg | No rodeo ? but a great drive
  60. Must kids get fleeced at ski ticket booth?
  61. Best bets for the weekend
  62. Prepare for the jump to light speed ...
  63. Birders' Top Spots| Priest Point Park
  64. Christmas tree farms and u-cut trees
  65. Giving thanks for life's most basic element: water
  66. Ski resorts bank on snowy winter
  67. A family gift package in Wonderland
  68. Get festive: Cutting your own tree
  69. Snow?s a no-show, so skiing?s a no-go
  70. Skiers hit pavement to practice
  71. How to camp, visit Mount Rainier
  72. Opportunities abound for everyone to play in snow
  73. Good weather will boost clam diggers
  74. Hot line open to report any dead, ailing swans
  75. Snow shovels can be essential for winter backcounty campers
  76. Open houses will focus on forest?s needs
  77. Web site devoted to family travel for winter offers tips, events
  78. Contribute your ideas to plans for two Lake Chelan state parks
  79. Roger and Zimo pick Christmas gifts for the outdoors fan in your life
  80. Camping gifts
  81. Fishing gifts
  82. Biking gifts
  83. Hunting gifts
  84. Hiking/climbing gifts
  85. Motor sports, winter sports and water sports gifts
  86. Gadgets
  87. Outdoors Report: Coastal clamming, prime crabbing resume
  88. Sun Valley extends deadline for early/late season pass sale
  89. Hike Of The Week: Varied plant life abounds on Duckabush River Trail
  90. Aiding nature: Human hands are a big boost to wildlife habitat
  91. Indoors places for outdoors lovers
  92. The Gear Junkie: Well-made stroller is a chore to pull
  93. Macy's parade kicks off the season
  94. Lots of steelhead and lots of steelheaders
  95. Fill the holidays with outdoor activities
  96. Targhee ready for 2007 season
  97. Here are some things to consider on a winter hike
  98. 10:36 a.m. -- Oregon Police offering reward for information on poached elk
  99. 4 p.m. - Grand Targhee to open Wednesday
  100. Grants available for volunteer projects that benefit fish and wildlife
  101. Park service misses deadline on Yellowstone snowmobiles
  102. Razor clam dig on 4 ocean beaches approved for Thanksgiving holiday
  103. Skiing, snowboarding season might be right around corner
  104. Dr. Collins: Got foot cramps? Take these steps to get rid of them.
  105. 2 the Outdoors: The history behind the 'Keep Oregon Green' slogan
  106. Bellingham kayaker dies after capsizing
  107. Hotline to report dead or ill swans available
  108. Disabled hunters head into the woods for deer
  109. Put some crab on the holiday menu
  110. Natalie Bartley: Book award winners are must-reads
  111. Where is this?
  112. Outdoors Notebook | Toxin tests give green light to go digging for clams
  113. Zimo: Hunters and anglers eat locally
  114. 2 the Outdoors: Bullets and greed
  115. Special Report: Bullets and greed
  116. A few things stand out at Cabela’s
  117. Outdoors briefs — Nov. 17
  118. Too cold for a run? Not with this gear
  119. Turkey trottin' and other cool stuff to do this weekend
  120. 2 the Outdoors: The history behind the 'Keep Oregon Green' slogan
  121. Razor clam dig on 4 ocean beaches approved for Thanksgiving holiday
  122. 36,000 expected for opening of Cabela?s
  123. Natural wonder: Big mule deer buck
  124. 3 things to do this weekend
  125. Search for ponds brings magical moments
  126. Discover nature's beauty from a balloon
  127. Getting away from crowds by helicopter
  128. True test of teamwork
  129. A ski jump to remember
  130. Anglers can retain 6 hatchery coho per day on Cispus and Tilton rivers starting Nov
  131. Adult coho limit increase on the Cispus River
  132. Adult coho limit increase on the Tilton River
  133. Gear Guy
  134. Hike of the Week
  135. Weekend Getaway
  136. Meteors, comet worth looking up
  137. Winter-run steelhead debut in some rivers
  138. King of the hills | Boyne USA has a big say on our slopes
  139. Snow way! New gear makes winter more fun
  140. How to be found when you're lost
  141. A lowland wonderland for winter running, curling, biking and birding
  142. What's new on nearby slopes
  143. Snowshoeing to go: Great trails at major ski resorts
  144. Fishing | Chum salmon making impact in Puget Sound
  145. High-tech solutions to getting found
  146. Best bets for the weekend
  147. Gallery Walk in Victoria
  148. Share your holiday lights with the world
  149. Hunter training deferral made permanent
  150. Efforts to boost coho in Cowlitz could have local repercussions
  151. Catch limits on hatchery coho from upper Cowlitz River raised
  152. Three new events highlight 2008 Salmon Derby Series
  153. Snow and Avalanche Summit will focus on education, research
  154. Hike of the Week
  155. Weekend Getaway
  156. Narrows Strut Busters donates turkeys to area food banks
  157. Leonid shower, comet 17P/Holmes Meteors, comet worth looking up
  158. Reclusive fishers will return to Olympic Peninsula
  159. Your guide to ski resorts, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, family fun and more
  160. Outdoors Report: Deer hunters getting best shot
  161. B.C.'s Whistler Mountain opening early for skiing
  162. 6:30 p.m. - Targhee will not open Friday
  163. Rain forest rhapsody at Lake Quinault
  164. The Gear Junkie: Versatile garments perform in style
  165. Hike Of The Week: A chance to see rare lowland old-growth along the Skokomish
  166. Winter excursions don’t have to mean a lot of time in the car
  167. 2 the Outdoors: Is high-tech hunting really fair?
  168. Rockslide closes Cayuse Pass
  169. 12:01 p.m. -- BLM to begin issuing Christmas Tree permits today for eastern Idaho
  170. A ban on hunting in Thurston County goes too far
  171. Dr. Collins: Numb fingers in winter? It could be more than just the cold
  172. 4:20 p.m. - Targhee hopes to open Friday for skiing
  173. Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail open Veterans Day
  174. Biologists want to lure terns away from salmon
  175. Ahoy there, Huskies fans
  176. Duffle Bag ready to fold up shop
  177. Where is this?
  178. Outdoors Notebook | Face-lift in store for Sekiu?
  179. Gas Tank Getaway: Go see the 'Nut Man'
  180. Crews look ahead to next year's Mount Rainier projects
  181. Steps must be taken to preserve North America’s Boreal Forest
  182. Wall of game shows a lifetime of outdoor memories
  183. Ashton angler reels in new state record
  184. Anglers can retain 6 hatchery coho per day in the upper Cowlitz River starting Nov. 1
  185. Adult coho limit increase on the Cowlitz River
  186. 1:55 p.m. -- Forest Service approves Sun Valley ski area for another 40 years
  187. Anglers allowed to retain whitefish and other game fish in the upper Cowlitz River
  188. Anglers allowed to retain whitefish and other game fish in the Cispus River
  189. Aspen will shut down more dangerous terrain
  190. Yellowstone bulging; molten rock may be to blame
  191. Sea-run cutthroats make for a good morning
  192. 3 things to do this weekend
  193. New Warren Miller film shows elite skiers and snowboarders hard at 'work'
  194. Idaho Nordic's first snow party
  195. 2 the Outdoors: Earth under fire
  196. 6:56 p.m. -- Fish drop fills Boise River with steelhead
  197. 2 the Outdoors: Earth under fire
  198. To the extreme
  199. Walking into Wonderland - Guide to winter hikes
  200. 11:23 a.m. -- Draft supplement to sheep grazing study available to review
  201. State, tribal commissioners to meet Nov. 16
  202. The Green Light: Rattlesnake Mountain Trail will one day link Snoqualmie to the Puget
  203. Hike Of The Week: A walk through history -- and fall colors
  204. The Gear Junkie: Playtime is looking good
  205. Outdoors Report: Salmon biting all over Sound
  206. Feel the rush: Go to the edge with heart-pounding film 'Warren Miller's Playground'
  207. To catch coho, find the right Western Washington river
  208. Youths with serious illnesses experience thrill of hunt
  209. Cabela's set to open on Nov. 16
  210. Washington road trip uncovers a coast full of characters
  211. Pearl District pilgrimage: Has Portland turned too hip for a hometown girl?
  212. "Into the Wild" and out to the concession stand
  213. Best bets for the weekend
  214. A different point of view
  215. Cozy places for comfort food
  216. Fishing | Time is right for chinook anglers
  217. A series of salutes to our veterans
  218. Bullitt Creek Trail
  219. Get going: Calling all history buffs
  220. Random reflections from the road
  221. Take the ferry to a wine tour
  222. Rock climbing's soaring popularity takes high toll on wilderness
  223. Gear Guy
  224. Tree cutters can check conditions
  225. Astronomical Society will help you check out Comet 17P/Holmes
  226. Banff Mountain Film Festival tour will reach Seattle on Nov. 28
  227. Tacoma Mountaineers will offer slide show on Cascade crest
  228. Copalis Beach access will improve with new bridge over creek
  229. Hike of the Week
  230. Weekend Getaway
  231. Rowing regatta set for Sunday at Lake Washington Ship Canal
  232. Ducks Unlimited plans auction
  233. Steelhead fishing from a jet boat offers excitement and a party vibe
  234. Ask Zimo: Program gets 5th-graders on the slopes
  235. Avalanche awareness class geared toward snowmobilers
  236. Backcountry Hunters and Anglers aims to keep wild lands wild
  237. Pray for snow at the Bogus Basin Snow Blast
  238. Development of Idaho Velodrome and Cycling Park moves forward
  239. Protect gear in soggy weather
  240. Book shows you how to 'camp in comfort'
  241. Public meeting scheduled Nov. 20 in Morton on upper Cowlitz River coho restoration
  242. Seattle's big bike plan gets a green light
  243. Dr. Collins: Stress and overuse of hands can lead to arthritis, chronic pain
  244. Hunting, skiing seasons draw outdoors types
  245. Snake River hatchery releasing chinook salmon - but they're not available for anglers
  246. Fate of Mount Rainier's flood-damaged Carbon River Road uncertain
  247. Commission approves hunter-education deferrals, extends hound-hunting pilot project
  248. Man dies in climbing accident at Redmond's Smith Rock State Park
  249. Calendar of events
  250. Natalie Bartley: Parks & Rec grants help launch winter projects