Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 26
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Case: Coyotes are an easy target when the deer aren’t
I don't believe in Sasquatch.
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Case: Man’s best friend makes squirrel hunting even better
The frantic barking of the dogs drew us deeper into the hollow.
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Case: Trail cams help hunters; do they hurt hunting?
Brothers and sisters in camo, there's a new and wonderful thing to fight about wherever you talk hunting.
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Tennessee’s fall leaves peak in October. Here are five drives full of fall color
The Tennessee landscape will be bursting with bright red, amber and yellow leaves this month. Fall leaves will be at their peak in this corner of the world around Oct. 25, according to SmokyMountains.com.
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Case: Getting youth shooters from range to woods vital for hunting’s future
We have struggled for years with the dwindling hunter numbers monster.
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Case: Talking turkey shotguns, and what the .410 can do for you
The trend of smaller or sub-gauge shotguns for turkeys has become, as they say, a “thing.”
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Case: Wild goose chase in Ohio was a rewarding journey
Now the geese were close, and you could hear the soft chatter in the flock.
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Case: Old principles of conservation in a brave new world
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation has endured for more than 100 years.
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See sandhill cranes like never before, months before their winter arrival to the Chattanooga area
Every winter, the sandhill cranes arrive at Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge -- tens of thousands of them, chuckling, dancing and wearing red caps. Their migration is considered one of nature's most awesome displays. And throughout the season, bird-lovers have ample opportunities to witness their local stopover.
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A Chattanooga woman reflects on discoveries made on her trek to Everest Base Camp
Following a steep, ten-day hike, Megan Roberts and her party reached Everest Base Camp, where climbers prepare to ascend the world's tallest mountain.
