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Photo Of The Day By Lori McLellan

Photography |

Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Meet in the Middle” by Lori McLellan. Photo of the Day is chosen from…

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Hunter Counts His Lucky Stars After Large Bull Moose Charges

Hunting |

YouTube: SOLOMONADVENTURES

Watch as one hunter gets charged by a bull moose when he gets too close for comfort. Bull moose don’t have the sharpest senses. Their vision is especially poor. However, when you combine that with their ornery attitudes during mating season, you have a possible recipe for disaster. The hunter in this clip almost found

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8 Great .243 Winchester Rifles for Deer, Varmints and More

Guns, Shooting |

Winchester/Savage Arms

The .243 Winchester is a great multi-purpose hunting round. Ask any hunter to name five popular deer hunting centerfire rifle calibers and odds are the .243 Winchester will be among the ones they name. Introduced back in 1955, countless hunters have used this round to put game on the table season after season. This round

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The OTS LT, ATN’s Thermal Monocular, Boasts Next Gen Power

Hunting, Shooting |

The next generation of thermal sensors is here, and making the ATN OTS LT a must-have tool in your modern day toolbox. The ATN OTS LT is breaking ground as the capabilities of thermal optics continue to surpass the typical expectations. This handheld monocular makes hunt scouting, game retrieval, search and rescue, property protection, and

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Andy Murray Says More Top Players Will Pull out of US Open

Tennis |

The former champion says that each player must make this difficult decision based on their own unique circumstances. Andy Murray says that it is very likely that more top players will follow Ash Barty’s lead and pull out of the 2020 US Open.

“I think we will see it quite a bit,” the three-time major champion said on Thursday. “I have heard some of the top male players aren’t going to play. I would expect that would be the case.”

“I have heard some of the top male players aren’t going to play. I would expect that would be the case.” – @andy_murray

Will more top players soon pull out of US Open? 👇 https://t.co/jvc588ylCu

— Tennis Majors (@Tennis_Majors) July 30, 2020

Murray himself has said he’d like to play the Open if it goes ahead. He is currently competing in the Battle of the Brits and working himself into top form.

“It’s everyone’s personal decision,” Murray said of playing Cincinnati and the US Open. “If they don’t feel safe, and don’t feel comfortable, travelling and going there and putting themselves and their team at an increased risk, then it’s completely understandable. All of the players will have some reservations and it’s whether or not you feel comfortable taking that risk.”

Murray believes that the US Open’s bubble will be effective—it’s the travel to and from the United States that he finds concerning.

“Like I said the other day, my feeling is once we are inside that bubble they created, we will be okay. It’s more the international travel and getting there which I will be a bit concerned about it.” Main draw play at Western and Southern Open begins on August 20 at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, with the US Open’s main draw starting on August 31, all without spectators.