Charter Experiences: What to Expect When Booking a Fishing Trip in Tamarindo
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable fishing expedition in the enchanting waters of Tamarindo? A fishing trip isn’t
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What Does it Mean if a Jacket is Water Resistant?
With storm season in full bluster, the need for dependable raingear develops a greater sense of urgency. If you’re shopping for a new rain jacket, you’ll quickly encounter a trio of seemingly interchangeable terms: water resistant, waterproof and water repellent. Is there really a difference between them? Spoiler alert: “Waterproof” beats “water resistant” and “waterproof/breathable”…
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Advanced Instictive Shooting for Bowhunting
If you want to be the best then you need to learn from the best. G. Fred Asbell is one of the worlds best bow hunters and has been writing books on the subject of archery for over 30 years. What Fred doesn’t know about archery isn’t really worth knowing, certianly when it comes to…
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The Secret Sauce…Hacking The System
Every hunter is looking for the secret sauce that allows someone to draw as many tags as possible on a regular basis. The problem with secret sauces is that they usually don’t actually exist. Grill masters recipes vary slightly but the winners in pit challenges are the cooks who can appeal to the widest number…
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SheJumps Snowshoe Adventure at Mt. Baker
Sun, 2/11, 7:30 am-3 pm Group: SheJumps When: Sunday, February 11, 7:30 am to 3 pm Where: Meet at Sunset Square Safeway, Bellingham, WA Cost: $5 (registration required) Details: Join us Sunday, Feb 11th, for a fun day of snowshoeing up in the mountains, exploring Mt. Baker Wilderness on White Salmon Rd, and hopefully seeing some breathtaking…
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Five Tribes Are Suing Trump Over Bears Ears. Can They Win?
The Navajo Nation and four other tribes are going to court to restore Bears Ears National Monument’s original boundaries. If they fail, it could change American public lands forever. Grand Gulch is one of the areas eliminated from Bears EarsIf there’s one thing that Ryan Zinke wants you to know about his and President Trump’s…
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Interior Department Fires 4 Managers for Harassment
Eight percent of employees reported sexual harassment in new survey. The Department of the Interior has fired four senior managers after a survey uncovered pervasive harassment there, Secretary Ryan Zinke announced on Thursday. In a press release, the department said that 35% of its employees reported some type of harassment or discrimination in the survey,…
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The “No More Parks Act” Could End National Monuments as We Know Them
Utah representative Rob Bishop got his way on Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante. Now, he has his sights set on a bigger target: taking apart the law that created them. From the moment that President Barack Obama proclaimed Bears Ears National Monument, Rep. Rob Bishop was among the new preserve’s loudest critics. On December 4,…
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The Alaskan Non-Profit Saving State Parks
When three parks in Alaska were on the brink of closure, Valdez Adventure Alliance stepped in to help. In 2017, Valdez Adventure Alliance reopened a 7-mile segment of the Shoup Bay Trail for the first time in 5 years.At its best, the Shoup Bay Trail is a sampler of what makes Alaska great. For 10…
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Mountaineers Meeting & Used Gear Sale
Mon, 2/12, 6-8 pm Group: The Mountaineers When: Monday, February 12, 6 to 8 pm Where: Seattle Program Center, Seattle, WA Cost: Free; email to reserve a table to sell gear (registration required) Details: Interested in learning how to snowshoe, kayak, or navigate in the backcountry? Want to meet new exploration buddies? Have a gear wishlist a…
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