Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Tennessee hunting, fishing license fees could increase 29% next year to help fill budget deficit
Tennessee hunting and fishing license fees could increase by an average of 29% next year in an effort to bridge a multi-million-dollar deficit in the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency's budget.
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Calhoun, Dunlap get $1M chunk of almost $20M in park project funding
The Southeast Tennessee cities of Dunlap and Calhoun each got a chunk of almost $20 million in funding from the state's Local Parks and Recreation Fund and Recreational Trails Program grants.
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Case: Gear up to go hunting with some shiny (or camo) new things
Need a new shotgun or rifle? Hey, who doesn't? And as every hunter knows, you can never have enough camouflage clothing.
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Tennessee River Gorge Trust opens second phase of Aetna Mountain trail system
The trail system on Aetna Mountain doubled in size as the Chattanooga-based nonprofit Tennessee River Gorge Trust celebrated the grand opening of the project's second phase.
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Chattanooga skate park grand reopening delayed due to inclement weather
The reopening of Chattanooga's largest skate park has been delayed until December, according to city leaders.
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Case: Ready, set, it’s finally time to go squirrel hunting again
Bo the brown dog came over to me this morning during our coffee time and nudged me. I knew he was going to remind…
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World’s most prestigious trail-running series adds a Chattanooga race
The trail-racing company behind arguably the most competitive and prestigious ultra marathon in the world has announced that its newest race will traverse within…
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Case: For hunters, ‘not quite yet’ is the theme of early August
Are we in late summer yet? I’m not sure. We are starting the month of August, so maybe.
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Case: You may finally understand it all outdoors, but I still don’t
Writing, it turns out, can be a funny thing. It seems I spend a lot of time thinking I have been misunderstood about something.
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Case: There just aren’t enough old friends and grouse hunters
I lost a good friend the other day. As I have said here before in "Guns and Cornbread," I know that I am not…
