Fight against the stereotype of male-dominated outdoor sports and inject some femininity into the worlds of hunting, fishing and outdoor survival by attending the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s three-day workshop for outdoor women. This coastal campout helps women develop outdoor skills through activities such as kayaking, outdoor cooking, trap shooting, outdoor photography, archery, fly fishing and more.

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The search for PSU student Katherine Huether continues today after she did not return from a hike last Thursday, March 4, 2010. Huether, 24 texted a friend letting them know that she was going on a short hike and would be home around 8:00pm that night. She has not yet returned.

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Construction has begun in Oregon on a new pedestrian and bike trail that will connect the Willamette and Tualatin rivers and stretch 12 to 16 miles between Sherwood, Tualatin, and Wilsonville.

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Spring is around the corner, and with it comes a whole new round of hunting seasons, hiking opportunities, and fishing trips. This weekend, Northwest enthusiasts can gear up for the imminent sunshine at the Pacific Northwest Sportsmen’s Show & Sport Fishing Boat Show, which is happening now through Sunday at the Portland Expo Center.

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If you thought wolf hunting season was almost over, think again. In most parts of Idaho, the season has been extended through March 31, or until the statewide limit of 220 wolves is reached. As of Dec. 7, only 119 kills had been reported.

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