Outdoors : Area hunting organization gives children breath of fresh air

Rapid City Journal

In 2008, Scull and a group of fellow outdoors enthusiasts wanted to find a way to share their appreciation for hunting with a younger generation. ...

Debt to BCC forces BABA outdoors

Nation News

Under then first-year president Carlos Moore, BABA executive announced a plan last year to take Premier League basketball outdoors to the communities with a ...

Outdoors Calendar: Jan. 29, 2010

Vero Beach Press-Journal (subscription)

SATURDAY: Free fly-fishing instruction presented by John B's Fly and Light Tackle from 9 to 11 am behind fire station next to Elliot Museum on ...

Where is a place besides outdoors to trow a B-day party?
Q. My daughters b-day is in the beginning of December so the beautiful outdoors is out...Any ideas of places i can have it at? Oops forgot to mention she is turning 3 and we live in san diego, california.
Asked by Noelle M - Tue Aug 7 18:38:30 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Don't know if they have this where your from but in San Diego they have indoor inflatable parks. they rent them out for Bdays. Or you could rent out a church hall or recreation center room. Ice skating rinks are nice for kids bdays they have package deals with cake, pizza and skate rentals. some times it even comes with a group lesson.
Answered by SDGirl - Tue Aug 7 18:49:26 2007

How do I acclimate indoor cats to live in the outdoors?
Q. I have three cats who have lived indoors all their lives. I'll be moving to a new house about two miles away from my current home, and would like for them to be yard cats after the relocation. I'm afraid that once I introduce them to the outdoors, they'll: a) freak out, and get lost in the new neighborhood, and never return b) freak out and use their special kitty GPS system and return to their former home (since it's pretty close by) What can I do to reduce the chances of this happening? Are there any tips for easing the transition from indoors to outdoors?
Asked by xkayce - Thu Aug 2 11:11:25 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I am assuming that the cats have their claws, are fully grown and have all of their shots. You need to keep your cats indoors in the new home for at least 1 month after the move. During this time, you need to check your neighborhood for roaming dogs, out of control kids, cat hating neighbors, traffic, coyotes, raccoons and roaming cats. Outdoor cats have a much riskier life (obviously) than indoor cats but they also have a more varied and interesting life as well. It is something to weigh. If, however, you have predators or cats that will fight with your cats then you should reconsider. You may be looking at missing cats, dead cats, cats with large vet bills in the future. You may also find dead rodents or pieces of dead rodents… [cont.]
Answered by Kim J - Thu Aug 2 12:05:18 2007

If you are caught outdoors in a thunderstorm, why should you not stand under a tree?
Q. If you are caught outdoors in a thunderstorm, why should you not stand under a tree? Can you think of a reason why you should not stand with your legs apart? Or why lying down can be dangerous?
Asked by mp - Wed Nov 11 22:30:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You shouldnt stand under a tree because they are often much taller than surrounding structures, and will attract lightning strikes. The tree could also catch fire.
Answered by i' loe i ' i ! - Wed Nov 11 22:35:14 2009