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Outdoors blog archive for March 16, 2011

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 2011

Stan Wills, left, and Steve Brown, both with the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council, move  a mounted elk to the “Trophy Territory” display area at the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure show Friday  at the Spokane County Fair & Expo Center. The Rocky Mountain Elk has 306 inches of horn and was shot with a muzzleloader gun near Newman Lake  in 2006.  (Colin Mulvany / The Spokesman-Review)

Trophy measuring underway at Big Horn Show

HUNTING -- The Big Horn Outdoor Recreation Show doesn't open until tomorrow, but hunters already have been bringing their trophy antlers, horns and heads for measuring by official Boone and Crockett and Pope and Young scorers. In addition to getting an official score, Big Horn…

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A group heads out on a guided snowshoeing trek, one of several activities offered during the Women’s Souper Bowl at Mount Spokane.  (File)

Snowshoe into the moonlight at Mount Spokane

WINTER SPORTS -- A guided full-moon snowshoe hike at Mount Spokane is set for Saturday, 6 p.m.-9 p.m. The trip, sponsored by REI and Spokane Parks and Recreation, includes transportation and all snowshoeing equipment for $31 ($27 for REI members). Generous snowfall in the past…

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WA, OR wolves higher profile in annual report 27 

ENDANGERED SPECIES -- In past years, Washington and Oregon have been little more than footnotes in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service annual report on western gray wolves in the Northern Rockies. However, the 2010 report gives the relatively new breeding packs in those states…

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How to kill big-game with a snowmobile

WINTER SPORTS -- I wish I could say it's uncommon for people to chase wildlife on motor vehicles, but it's not. I've seen it often, and heard about it more often. And some people, such as the snowmobiler above in Colorado, are bold enough to…

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