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Enjoy outdoors activities like gardening, camping, hiking and more? This section is for you! These articles contain the latest local outdoors news and entertainment from around the Waynedale (Fort Wayne), Indiana area.

DAYLILIES

Written by Doug Hackbarth
Friday, July 15 2011
Daylilies (Hemerocallis) are perennial clumps with leaves, a crown, flowers and roots. They originate from China, Japan and Korea and currently there are more than 60,000 registered cultivars, many with fragrant flowers. Daylilies start blooming in late June and continue right on through July. The blooms only last 24 hours, then die allowing new blooms to take their place right on the same stem. The fact that they die so quickly is why they are never used as a "cut-flower" in floral arrangements ... Read more... Add new comment

KAMPFIRE KOOKIN’ WILD THANGS

Written by Ray McCune
Friday, July 15 2011
What can you do with deer meat that you can't/won't do with regular beef? First of all deer meat is leaner than regular beef so you may have to cook some dishes differently than say a beef dish that relies on fat to make the meat juicy and flavorful like a nice thick beef T-bone steak. Ray's Way To Cook a Filay(I know it's misspelled so don't write in.)One whole back strap (some people call it filet) Olive oil and butter combination1 large well seasoned cast-iron skillet (This gives a better ... Read more... Add new comment

WAYNEDALE OUTDOORS Q & A

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Friday, July 15 2011
Summer day camp for kids at Salamonie Lake(Salamonie Lake is holding a second summertime day camp for children ages 7-11) "Wetland Wanderings" day camp will be held August 3-5. Campers will be studying wetland plants and animals with hands-on activities. The camp runs from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. each day. Activities include a canoeing session and daily crafts and hikes for participants. Camps will be led by experienced interpretive naturalists. Camp fee is $45 per child with a discount for sib ... Read more... Add new comment

SCOUTING SMOKE SIGNALS

Written by Hereda Ladez Nues
Friday, July 15 2011
The Board of Directors of the Anthony Wayne Area Council is pleased to announce its selection of John Gliot as our new Scout Executive. John has been involved with Scouting for over 30 years, as a Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Summer Camp Staff Member, Assistant Scoutmaster, Explorer Post Advisor and for the past 16 years as a professional Scouter. John began his career with the Boy Scouts of America as a District Executive with the Keystone Area Council in Harrisburg, PA. He then served as the Council ... Read more... Add new comment

AROUND THE KAMPFIRE (TIPS ON LIVIN' OUTSIDE.)

Written by Ray McCune
Friday, July 01 2011
What is a campfire and why have one? There's a certain ambiance when dealing with or being around a campfire especially after dark. It's like being in a different world. It's also the center for doing skits and the reason for making snacks and we all long for snacks prepared around a campfire, don't we?Snacks around a campfire don't just appear or come from nowhere; they are planned and planned in advance detail. Before you go camping and I mean LOOOOOOG before you go camping, make a list and I' ... Read more... Add new comment

KAMPFIRE KOOKIN’ WILD THANGS

Written by Ray McCune
Friday, July 01 2011
MOOSE SOUP(OK, you may be low on moose meat so use deer, antelope, caribou, elephant or plain ol' beef hamburger if you have to) 1 quart of water6 green bell peppers (chopped)3 red bell peppers (chopped)1-1/2 cups chopped celery1-1/2 cups cooked white rice2 quarts V-8 juice30 ounces stewed tomatoes2 tsp. sweet basil2 tsp. oregano2 tsp. black pepper3 cups chopped onion4 tbsp. beef bouillon1 tsp. chopped garlic1 tsp. onion salt1 tsp. celery salt2 pounds raw moose burger or what have you1 cup unco ... Read more... Add new comment

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