Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 23
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Case: As seasons change, it’s a great time to be outdoors
It was the last day and the first day.
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Case: Alabama’s Squirrel Master Classic lives up to its name
We are splashing through shallow water, tripping on vines and going as fast as we can. The squirrels and the dogs have us on the move.
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Case: If you feel stuck in February, it’s time to get moving
I have at times stood and looked at a truck or a Jeep in the mud and thought, "There's no way! That thing is never coming out of there!"
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Case: Pining for the grouse woods of yesteryear
I saw a grouse in the clouds in my coffee. He was right there, plain as day.
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Case: The SHOT Show is a jackpot for guns and outdoors enthusiasts
Call off the search parties. Send all the guys with the hound dogs home. I know I have been woefully out of touch, but please try to understand.
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Case: Small game will keep you on the move in winter
If you think all of the hunting is over after deer season, folks, you are really missing the boat.
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Sandhill cranes draw hunters annually to Chattanooga area
Every winter from mid-November to the end of February, around 25,000 sandhill cranes descend upon the Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge in Birchwood, Tennessee, about 40 miles north of Chattanooga.
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Case: Prize turkey was a dream, but new year isn’t
The loud banging on the door woke me from a wonderful dream.
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Case: Snow geese draw in hunters during long migration north
I used to get tired of hearing about the good old days.
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Case: Special event hunt gets young people into outdoors
All experienced hunters have one thing in common: We all had good teachers and mentors who showed us how to start down the hunting trail.
