Hunting camps mean Dutch-oven cooking

Hunting camps mean Dutch-oven cooking

Fall means hunting season, which means the time for serious camping is at hand. Aside from a coffee pot, cooking in hunting camp demands only one thing: a good Dutch oven.
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Starbucks brews trouble for camp-coffee traditions

Tuesday might steep in infamy as the day the tradition of camp coffee died.
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Man who kept white shark in court today

A Warren man was set to appear in a Lincoln County courtroom today for landing a 12-foot-long great white shark in August outside of Depoe Bay.
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Finding true solitude in the way-outback of Oregon

Finding true solitude in the way-outback of Oregon

You want to get away from the noise and bustle of the city? I have just the campsite for you. It's called Coyote Lake, a dry mini-desert in southeastern Oregon.
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National park entrance fees waived this weekend

Entrance fees at national parks across the country, including Crater Lake, will be waived Saturday and Sunday.
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Campers must pay in advance at state parks

Those making reservations for Oregon state parks campsites will start paying rental and booking fees up front before they get their sites.
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Canine campers

Canine campers

Camping, the iconic American vacation, is especially appealing this year, because it implies a simple and inexpensive holiday solution. For families with dogs, that often means bringing the pooch along.
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Canine  Campers

Canine Campers

Camping, the iconic American vacation, is especially appealing this year, because it implies a simple and inexpensive holiday solution. For families with dogs, that often means bringing the pooch along.
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Free camping offered at 20 state parks

Campers renting sites for two straight nights can get one free at 20 selected state parks.
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Blue-green algae triggers advisory at Hills Creek Reservoir

High levels of blue-green algae at Hills Creek Reservoir have triggered a public-health advisory against contact with water or fish in that Douglas County waterway.
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Memorial Day campsites will be hard to come by

Last-minute Memorial Day campers need to set their alarms early and sharpen their elbows if they plan to vie for one of the few first-come, first-served campsites that remain open at Oregon state parks.
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State parks' photo contest gives amateurs a chance to win

Shutterbugs who have captured a good image of someone or something at an Oregon state park have a chance to parlay their prowess into two weeks of free camping and a little extra exposure of their own.
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Creel survey would gauge Howard Prairie stocking program success

ASHLAND — State fish biologists again plan to check anglers' catches at Howard Prairie Lake this year in hopes of nailing down whether a new fish-stocking strategy there will curb the harm caused by illegally introduced smallmouth bass.
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Bear scare at Babyfoot Lake

Bear scare at Babyfoot Lake

Relief washed over us as we pulled up to the Babyfoot Lake trailhead. My husband, Travais, thought I had printed out directions. I thought he had. Ever hopeful, we turned and looked at our daughter, Megan, in the back seat. No luck there, either.
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