Crossbows And Accessories
What and Where to Fish in the Seychelles Islands
Some of the best fishing spots in the world are also some of the most remote, and such is certainly the case with Seychelles. It’s very possible you’ve never heard of this small island nation, which sits just off the coast of Kenya, north of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. It’s remote location lends it […]
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5 Things My Hunting Dog Does That Makes Me Think She’s Human
How many times have we been thinking about hunting, took one look at our hunting dog, and realized that she was thinking the same thing? It may seem coincidental until you stop to realize that our canine hunting partners really are almost human in their reactions to everyday life. As hunters and outdoorsmen, we may […]
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Tips on The Best Ways to Post Your Land Against Trespassers
If you’ve recently acquired a new piece of hunting land, odds are you’re concerned about what to do about trespassers once the seasons finally arrive. It’s a legitimate concern for any new landowner, especially if it’s your dream piece of land in a big buck state. It gets frustrating to have someone blatantly enter your […]
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Altitude Sickness: What Causes It, and Mitigating the Symptoms on Your Next Adventure
When I got to the top of Pikes Peak in Colorado, it was like I’d just been hit by a Mack truck. I felt light-headed, I had shortness of breath, and dizziness like I had never experienced before. Probably because I had never been this far up a mountain before (14,100 feet). I stumbled my […]
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The 7 Best Camping Tables of 2022 for Cooking, Prep, and Lounging
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The Top-Rated Cooling Towels Keep You Comfortable in the Heat
Editor’s Note: Products featured on Wide Open Spaces are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. When you go camping, hiking or spend a lot of time outside — especially during the summer months – it can be easy to overheat and start to […]
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Frog Gigging 101: Facts and Tips for Amphibian Hunters
When you think of frogs, you may consider them as the noisy wetland dwellers, something that the family dog likes to chase, or even their effectiveness as bass bait, but frog gigging is an exciting way to harvest them that you may not know much about. This is one of the few ways to do […]
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6.8 Western Rifles: 5 Choices to Fit a Variety of Budgets
Gun makers are constantly tinkering, trying to come up with the next big innovation that rocks the big game hunting world. Today’s rifle rounds fly faster, flatter, and hit harder than our fathers and forefathers could have ever dreamed about in a hunting round. These new cartridges help hunters reach out to long range distances […]
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Why the Irish Whiskey Association Is Beefing With a Brooklyn Distillery
Kings County Distillery has taken the fight public.
Top 5 Fly Fishing Waders for an Angler That Doesn’t Want to Spend a Ton of Money
Many anglers, especially beginners, find themselves wondering the same question: Are waders absolutely necessary to fly fish effectively? Can you get by catching large trout without shelling out money on waders? I’ve asked myself the same question, and the answer I’ve come up with is, probably, but you won’t get the full experience of fly […]
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One Hundred Years of American Trunk Innovation
By Paul Norton Trunks and travel articles tell a story of adventure and intrigue. The impulse to travel—into town or overseas—required bringing along one’s necessities. As 18th and 19th […]
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Sailfish Showcases Its Speed Keeping Up With Fast-Moving Motorboat
The sailfish is one of the most popular big game fish species for saltwater anglers to target these days. These fish have a streamlined and muscular build that’s accentuated by the oversized top dorsal fin that’s unlike any other billfish on the planet. It’s easy to forget the graceful sailfish is built for raw speed […]
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This New Single Malt From Gordon & Macphail Spent 64 Years Aging in One Cask
The whisky is a is a tribute to the man who helped popularize single malts around the world.
Zen and the Art of Cooking Wild Game
Cooking our hard-earned wild game after the harvest means much more than just turning on the grill. As outdoorsmen and women, we often like to reflect on the gathering of wild game (any wild game, including fish) as an experience that is highly spiritual in methodology and thought. One great phrase that we love to […]
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6 Tips for Catching More Pond Bass
Back in 1995, I was 10 years old and my family had just moved into a new house that included an old farm pond where a barn previously stood. For a kid who had just realized a newfound obsession with bass fishing, this little splash of water was nothing less than a dream come true, […]
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Russian and Belarusian Players Will Be Permitted to Play US Open
The USTA says that players from Russia and Belarus will be permitted to play in New York under a neutral flag.
By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Monday June 14, 2022
The USTA has announced its decision to allow Russian and Belarusian players compete at the US Open, under a neutral flag. The announcement was communicated via email, in a statement sent to Tennis Now.
“The USTA will allow individual athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete in the 2022 US Open, but only under a neutral flag,” the statement read.
“Alongside the other Grand Slams, the ITF, the ATP and the WTA, the USTA, which owns and operates the US Open, has previously condemned, and continues to condemn, the unprovoked and unjust invasion of Ukraine by Russia. The USTA, standing with these other tennis entities, supported the banning of the Russian and Belarusian Tennis Federations from the ITF, and therefore all international team competitions, and the directive for players from those countries to play under a neutral flag when competing outside of international team competitions.”
Russian and Belarusian players have been banned from playing at Wimbledon this year, but recently competed at Roland-Garros under a neutral flag.
“We recognize that each organization has had to deal with unique circumstances that affect their decisions. Based on our own circumstances, the USTA will allow all eligible players, regardless of nationality, to compete at the 2022 US Open,” the statement read.
The USTA also announced its intention to provide support to the “Tennis Plays for Peace” program.
“The USTA will work with the players and both Tours to use the US Open as a platform to further the humanitarian effort of the “Tennis Plays for Peace” program,” the USTA said. “In addition, the USTA will introduce a broad, comprehensive set of initiatives to amplify existing Ukrainian humanitarian efforts, including committing to significant financial support, for which details will be announced soon.”
“Tennis has done much through Tennis Plays for Peace for humanitarian support of Ukraine,” Mike McNulty, USTA Chairman of the Board and Presidentl said. “Unfortunately, the need for help only continues to grow. The USTA will be responding very soon with a broad set of initiatives that will include significant financial assistance and other programs to further support humanitarian relief and the people of Ukraine.”
4 Deer Hunting Calibers That Are Quickly Gaining Momentum
As hunters, we are always looking for the next thing that will give us a better advantage in the field. That could come in the form of gear, camouflage, scent control, and even different caliber guns and ammunition. In recent years, firearm and ammunition companies have really been on the forward trend, developing some fascinating […]
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5 Best Tent Fans: Portable, Budget-Friendly, and Powerful Fans
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