Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Case: Bears often fascinating, but they can also be aggravating
Yes, it's true. It is time to talk about bears again.
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Case: Varmints allow hunters to live high on the hog in summertime
As hunters, I think we often surrender the stretch from June to September by figuring it is usually too hot and there is nothing really going on. As usual, I beg to differ.
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Case: Grateful for freedom to hunt and fish from sea to shining sea
Happy Independence Day to all of you wonderful "Guns & Cornbread" readers.
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Chattanooga 250: Outdoors primed city as ‘Boulder of the East’
In his first State of the City address in May 2002, then-Mayor Bob Corker said city and community leaders would work to develop a plan to transform the downtown waterfront, reconnect the community to the river and "forever change" the city, according to newspaper archives.
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Case: Three cheers for 3D target fun at Black Bear Archery
Not long ago, we had a discussion about getting ready for this fall and archery season. Well, now I want to talk to you about something to add to that list.
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Chattanooga leaders hope to attract more outdoor recreation companies
In 2025, a bike manufactured by a Chattanooga company carried Danish athlete Kristian Høgenhaug to a record-breaking time — 3 hours, 52 minutes, 10 seconds — in the cycling part of the Ironman triathlon in Frankfurt, Germany.
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Head of the Hooch questioning future amid Chattanooga’s riverfront redevelopment plans
Organizers of one of the largest rowing regattas in the nation are questioning the future of the Head of the Hooch in Chattanooga amid plans to renovate the city's downtown riverfront.
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Case: Dad helped make all those days outdoors together outstanding
Somehow, through the crazy passage of time, we are again looking at Father's Day.
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House passes feasibility study to add Benton MacKaye to scenic trail system
A North Georgia-based nonprofit conservation group is celebrating the successful passage of the Benton MacKaye National Scenic Trail Feasibility Study Act of 2025 by the full U.S. House.
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NFL great Randy Moss gets chance to show his passion for bass fishing
More than a decade after his playing career ended, Randy Moss is still making big catches.
