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Scott Staats is a freelance outdoors writer. His column can be read every Tuesday in the Central Oregonian. He can be reached at: falcon@crestviewcable.com 

Other Stories
Taking a trip to Condon
Condon: a unique little town off the beaten path
Otherworldly Beauty
Painted Hills unit of John Day Fossil Beds offers hikes, fossils and scenery
Get the most from your outdoor experience
From dental floss to duct tape, there are a variety of things that can improve your time in the great outdoors
One cast, one fish
Fishing guide John Garrison pulls the "Babe Ruth" of fishing
Reflections on Canyon Views
A scenic drive along Lake Billy Chinook and Lake Simtustus provides some of central Oregon's most beautiful views
The 'lure' of fishing
There's much more to fishing gear than just measuring how successful it is
Taking a hike to Steelhead Falls
A short hike reveals breath-taking views, history, and wildlife
Meet the Crooked River Caldera
Geologists reveal Prineville's unique geology
Fishing on the Fly
Although it can be a habit-forming sport, fly fishing is worth trying out
What if the weather outside is frightful?
Maybe all weather reports should be on Comedy Central?
Walking in a winter wilderness
Snow-covered Ochocos offer a quiet winter escape
Can't sleep? Well, let me tell you about the time...
The best cure for insomnia is good story digression at hunting camp
Step into a winter wonderland
Sno-Parks offer getaways into a winter wonderland
Snowshow Hares
Snowshoe hares are common to the central Oregon mountains, but not commonly seen
A fine day for fishing
It doesn't get much better than fishing for steelhead in a scenic river canyon
Kids will be kids
Sometimes it's hard to believe that my brother and I survived childhood
A coastal Winter Wonderland
The weather conditions can be questionable, but the trip is always worth it
A white (fishing) Christmas
When you can catch them, whitefish are great for your smoker
Fishing experiences I'll never forget (No matter how hard I try)
Sometimes, things like lightning storms and fishing injuries are more memorable than actually catching fish
ODFW relocates part of I-84 herd to continue bighorn sheep recovery
Sheep had outgrown habitat and were causing public safety issues
A trip to the Badlands
The Badlands Wilderness Study Area offers great late fall and early winter hiking
Scenic Lake Billy Chinook
Central Oregon lake provides wonderful scenery adn great late fall fishing
Take, Take, Take
Hunting Season 2007
Reward offered in mule deer poaching case near Hermiston
Humane Society, Wildlife Land Trust post reward
Bighorn sheep to be subject of ODFW study in Deschutes Canyon
Oregon Hunters Association contributes $18,475 to fund study
The secret world of hunters
To know hunters and their world, one should be afraid-be very afraid
Autumn colors at Smith Rock
Be it for hiking or climbing, Smith Rock is an ideal fall destination
Identifying the evidence of lightning strikes
The long, vertical sears on a tree are indicative of a bolt from the sky
Get outside and Play!
Nature-Deficit Disorder is on the increase with today's kids
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