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  1. Is it John Wayne, or the Iron Horse?
  2. 'Wakekiting' merges sky and sea
  3. Phillips: Groups work together to protect 9 million acres
  4. F&G: Chukar numbers are down this year
  5. Chukar numbers are low again in Idaho's most reliable hunting spots
  6. California kayaker dies in South Fork of Snake River
  7. Bend and bike are four-letter words
  8. Late summer is thick with memories of the outdoors
  9. Natural Wonder: There are three subspecies of Western rattlesnake in Idaho
  10. Pedal for Patients benefits the fight against cancer
  11. A big ol' fish party in Boise at Idaho Salmon and Steelhead Days
  12. The annual Bogus Basin Hill climb is Saturday
  13. Looping the loop west of Mount Adams
  14. Kids can have fun noting fall changes for plants, animals
  15. National Park Service offers entertaining Kids Zone Web site
  16. Closure dates set for Hurricane Ridge Road
  17. Coastal beach cleanup calls for volunteers
  18. Artists will attend art show at Northwest Trek park
  19. Meeting will cover plans for Snoqualmie steelhead
  20. Federal funds will help fish projects in state
  21. Season closures coming to Sunrise
  22. Hike of the Week
  23. Area rivers show solid numbers of coho, chinook catches
  24. A tour of our funky ? and flourishing ? flea markets
  25. Hiking the "American Alps" just outside North Cascades National Park
  26. The Puyallup Fair: Better eat your Wheaties to take it all in
  27. A dandelion at sunset
  28. Best bets for the weekend
  29. Hop over to Frog Lake Trail
  30. Bird-watching in the Cowlitz Wildlife Area
  31. Mercury rising and Venus, too
  32. Fishing Notebook | Coho catch picking up in Puget Sound
  33. A fishing fest on Vancouver Island
  34. There are still plenty of places to pitch a tent
  35. Zimo: Senior discounts available for the outdoors
  36. Fish rap: Horsethief has good fall trout fishing
  37. Hone your Spey casting skills at clinics
  38. Spotlight is always charged in your rig
  39. Bucket lets you twist and shoot
  40. Ask Fish & Game: Grouse
  41. Tip of the week: Dodge those dogs
  42. Natalie Bartley: Visit Hood River, Ore., the mecca of windsurfing
  43. Volunteers needed to spruce up yurt trails
  44. Tackle tip: Fall Fave
  45. Bottle Belt eliminates bottle-flop on belt or pack
  46. Idaho's 'roadless rule' clears another hurdle
  47. Get hooked on trout at workshop
  48. Dr. Collins: If you're active, here's a possible cause of toe pain
  49. Anti-trash fundraiser planned Saturday
  50. You'll dig this shovel
  51. Out and about: Fishing, cycling, tubing and disc golf
  52. 'Public Land Mulies' shows ways to bag a trophy buck
  53. Coho moving in, but catches still inconsistent
  54. Gear Junkie: Customizable settings help make light relief of nighttime terrain
  55. These treehouses for grownups offer a unique way to get back to nature
  56. Spectacular sights await on a peaceful paddle near Vancouver, B.C.
  57. A family campout is filled with adventures big and small on Portland Island, B.C.
  58. Norse Peak Trail: A strenuous trek to site of old lookout
  59. Westport Light State Park shines as day-trip destination
  60. Take a hike in the eastern Oregon sky
  61. South Fork Snake flows highest in decades
  62. Point Defiance Park road closure might stay
  63. CCC legacy lives on at Mount Hood
  64. Park road closure might stay
  65. Summer's end sends kids back to school, adults out to play
  66. Ageless mountain men: Rainier guides don?t seem to get old
  67. Calendar of events
  68. Eco Park: sleeping at Mount St. Helens
  69. Ageless mountain men
  70. Tiny little boat, whale-sized adventures
  71. Where is this?
  72. Rafters go 'knots' over Tieton River
  73. Outdoors | Famous angler has tough day on local waters
  74. Zimo: The Forest Service must change its rules for floating the Selway River
  75. Expanded dove season opens Monday
  76. Common sense, preparation make it easy to maximize safety outdoors
  77. Chinook Trail: so close, so awesome
  78. Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation seeks advisers for park
  79. Ex-prof's book cultivates new birders
  80. Orphaned bear cubs heal at Lynnwood shelter
  81. A fishing trip is worth the cost
  82. Elochoman, Toutle rivers to open for chinook fishing on Labor Day
  83. Dodgeball group can't play on Capitol Hill tennis courts
  84. Adult chinook may be retained on the Toutle River
  85. Adult chinook may be retained on the Elochoman River
  86. Rules change for eastern Washington stream and lakes scheduled for rehabilitation
  87. Oneida boat ramp at Deep River open for fishing access to Columbia River
  88. Three things to do this weekend
  89. Secrets to bass are easy to unlock, unlike doors
  90. Metolius River: Cascades' perfect 10
  91. Bremerton Blackberry Festival marks summer's end
  92. What do the new OHV rules say?
  93. Natural Wonder: Get bird feeders ready, the migratory birds are coming through
  94. Get in your fun before summer ends
  95. 'Ride the Sky' at Nampa's Flying M
  96. Ride felt bikes at Camel's Back Park
  97. Buoy 10 fishery near the mouth of the Columbia will close to all salmon fishing effe
  98. Buoy 10 to close for salmon and steelhead fishing
  99. Your old cell phone is worth a dollar to state trails association
  100. 2008 Hunting Guide: Outlook, best spots for success and more
  101. Additional public meeting scheduled Sept. 18 in Colville to discuss 2009-11 hunting
  102. Hike of the Week
  103. Weekend Getaway
  104. Labor Day tips for using Gifford Pinchot National Forest
  105. Camp Muir: A quick altitude adjustment
  106. Guided walks introduce groups to some of Seattle's finest food
  107. Best bets for the weekend
  108. New sleeping bags offer green dreams
  109. Sunrise at Silverdale Marina
  110. A new path for Terrace Trail
  111. Going whale-watching in September
  112. Weekend calendar
  113. Salmon fishing perks in rivers
  114. A Vancouver Island fete
  115. Local skier makes Olympics A team
  116. Labor Day tips for using forest
  117. Hiking, camping hints include preventing, treating injuries
  118. Port Gamble visitors can take in two festivals
  119. Cambodian culture event set for Millersylvania park
  120. Upgrades on boat launch at Pleasant Harbor delayed
  121. Cougar rules change in Klickitat Country
  122. Park honors dedicated volunteers
  123. Hike of the Week
  124. Weekend Getaway
  125. By Bob Brown
  126. Grizzlies are the stars of these ski areas
  127. Coho appear to be pushing into Sound
  128. Public meetings scheduled to discuss proposed operation changes at Tokul Creek Hatch
  129. Kautz Creek: Nature's power is evident
  130. Gear Junkie: Some lightweight and heavy-duty ideas are launched
  131. Rolling on the old Milwaukee rail line
  132. More than 500 sockeye return to Sawtooth Valley of Central Idaho
  133. Most areas of Puget Sound closing to crabbing; sport crabbers must file catch report
  134. $20 million remodel keeps Mount Rainier's Paradise Inn in the game
  135. Explore old Tacoma at Job Carr cabin
  136. Hunters should start preparing for season now
  137. Despite protection, tortoise recovery proceeds slowly
  138. Spokane mayor helps goose through downtown traffic
  139. UI professor to study antelope mating
  140. Pleasant Harbor public boat launch to close Sept. 8-12
  141. Seattle throwers finish highly in boomerang competition
  142. WDFW will accept written comments on proposed new prospecting rules
  143. Marine Areas 2, 3 and Area 4 east of the Bonilla-Tatoosh Line open to salmon fishing
  144. Heroes from ?84 Olympics become life idols in Olympia
  145. Lake Crescent Lodge is an Olympic gold medalist
  146. Salmon fishing opportunities increase along the coast beginning Aug. 26
  147. Fishing limits dropped at Mountain Home Reservoir
  148. Rules for hunting cougars will change in Klickitat County beginning Sept. 9
  149. Recreationists lose when fees are stolen
  150. Calendar of Events
  151. With a name like Twickenham, it must be special
  152. Where is this?
  153. Big island, small surprises
  154. Get your recreation on the Oregon coast
  155. Outdoors Notebook | Washington considering decrease in fish- hatchery operations
  156. Local folk talk down Whatcom turkey plan
  157. Paragliders paint the sky with wings
  158. Respect for natural surroundings helps keep outdoors great
  159. Phillips: My gear's in shape for hunting season, but I'm not
  160. Sport halibut season to open in Marine Area 1, Marine Area 4 East of the Bonilla-Tato
  161. Pleasant Harbor public boat launch closed in early September
  162. Commission will consider $10 penalty for crabbers who dont report catch
  163. Buoy 10 season to close one week early
  164. Buoy 10 to close for chinook retention; fishery remains open for hatchery coho and st
  165. Beware! The fishing bug can bite anywhere, at any time
  166. The 'Couv is Portland's coolest day trip
  167. Catch some big boomerang action at UW
  168. Quiz: What do you know about salmon? Then head north for the Sawtooth Salmon Festival
  169. Learn more about BSU's recreational opportunities at Get Rec'd
  170. Buoy 10 fishery near the mouth of the Columbia will close Monday to retention of chin
  171. Chinook returning to native rivers
  172. Island escape: Vancouver Island offers outdoor adventures for all
  173. It's prime time to see salmon and nature up close
  174. Slow fly fishing blamed on full moon
  175. Alderbrook: luxury on Hood Canal
  176. Report offers options for Stehekin
  177. Bag maker offers tips for traveling athletes
  178. Public asked for feedback on hunting laws
  179. Work on Loomas Nooksack Road will mean delays for drivers
  180. You can show off your photos in Northwest Exposure contest
  181. Bugle calls will be heard soon from elk at Northwest Trek
  182. Repair work to close Westside Road
  183. Halibut anglers have two days left for fishing in Marine Area 1
  184. Astronomy Fair offers eyefuls
  185. Commission sets 2008 seasons for duck, goose hunting
  186. A delicate balancing act on the Duwamish River
  187. The 411 on Ride 542
  188. Best bets for the weekend
  189. Evergreen State Fair: loads of food, games and rides
  190. Old lighthouse in Port Townsend
  191. Take a hike on the Talapus Trail
  192. Birding in Westport, Grays Harbor County
  193. Discovering Portland the car-free way
  194. Fishing | Coho salmon fishing picking up in Puget Sound
  195. Get a deal taking Amtrak to Portland
  196. Weekend calendar
  197. Rafters and kayakers converge on the Selway for late-season floats
  198. Zimo: Pikeminnows are native to the Boise River
  199. Fish rap: Lots of trout mean big fun on the Big Wood
  200. Recreation report: Out and about
  201. Tackle tip: Marabou spey
  202. Help clean up creeks Saturday
  203. Celebrate salmon in Stanley
  204. Natalie Bartley: Men climb Kilimanjaro in wheelchairs
  205. Ask Fish & Game: Muzzleloader hunting
  206. Little hatchet makes a great lightweight camp tool
  207. 'An Explorer's Guide' hits each corner of Idaho
  208. Dr. Collins: Find the right fit for your bike
  209. Recreation report tip of the week: Will that dog hunt?
  210. $500 reward available for information about fee-box thefts
  211. Lightweight dry bags compress down in size
  212. Women hunters aim at elk
  213. Travel rules to be enforced at King Hill Creek
  214. Motorists: Watch for Hood to Coast participants
  215. Tyler, Preim-Smith take first place at the XTERRA Tillamook Burn
  216. Hood to Coast
  217. Tyler, Preim-Smith take first place at the XTERRA Tillamook Burn
  218. Mountain climbing destination: The Middle Sister
  219. Idaho man relishes bird rescue role
  220. Feds are taking the restoration of Lake Tahoe seriously
  221. Glacier Basin: Take a hike through history
  222. Trade show gives us a jump on outdoor gear for 2009
  223. Anglers wary of North Cascades plan to limit fishing
  224. With temperatures falling, angling success on the rise at area lakes
  225. No need to travel far to do some Chinook salmon watching
  226. Opal Creek, where nothing happens
  227. Travel spotlight: Denver's parks include 13,000-foot-high lake
  228. Don?t believe the hype of TV: ?Hunters? more show than reality
  229. Mountain climbing destination: The Middle Sister
  230. Mountain climbing destination: The Middle Sister
  231. Expect delays on Elkhorn Drive Scenic Byway
  232. Tam-a-lau Trail gives view of Oregon desert rivers
  233. Now is the perfect time to see wildflowers on Mount Rainier
  234. Zimo: It's huckleberry season and here's where to pick them
  235. Idaho man relishes bird rescue role
  236. Reward offered in thefts at whitewater recreation sites along Payette
  237. U.S. Army divers to assist state agencies in tire clean up at Saltwater State Park
  238. 10-Year Agreement Forged for Columbia River Salmon Harvest, Production
  239. Calendar of events
  240. Roseburg is a blast; no, not that BLAST
  241. Feds are taking the restoration of Lake Tahoe seriously
  242. Volunteers probing river for cause of illness
  243. Volunteers probing river for cause of mysterious illness
  244. Volunteers probing whether something in Columbia is making people sick
  245. Huckleberry season is in full swing
  246. Where is this?
  247. South Fork Crooked River: awaiting the bill
  248. Outdoors notebook | Duck-hunt outlook resembles last year
  249. Death spurs look at mix of forest use
  250. Is there something in the Columbia River making people sick? Volunteers aim to find o