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Top Waterfowl Destinations We Want to Hit With the Savage Renegauge

We want to head to these top waterfowl hunting spots with a Savage Renegauge in tow. If you are like us, you are likely already thinking about waterfowl hunting season. It has been on our minds ever since Savage first showed us their new Renegauge shotgun. We first got to shoot this 12-gauge semi-automatic earlier

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Cloudscapes Assignment Winner Ross Stone

Photography |

Congratulations to Ross Stone for winning the recent Cloudscapes Assignment with the image, “Winter Storm Clouds in The Alabama Hills…

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Diamondback Water Snakes Fight Over a Fishing Hole Like Two Weekend Anglers

Fishing, Survival, Wildlife |

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Diamondback water snakes can catch fish like all good anglers, it’s just that they don’t like sharing their honey hole. The diamondback water snake is a non-venomous serpent that is indigenous to the central United States and northern Mexico, and that’s what these snakes certainly appear to be. It is sometimes misidentified as a cottonmouth

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Be Eco-Friendly, Pick up Your Trash (and that of others)!

Conservation, Featured, Fishing, Travel, Wildlife |

Trash. A large amount and variety of trash. Plastic bottles. Plastic grocery bags. Fishing bait containers. Spent fishing line. Cigarette butts. Banana peels. Food wrappers. Diapers. Broken lawn chairs. Old tires. Now, add single-use face coverings and rubber gloves plus empty hand sanitizer containers. Whew! The list of trash items seems endless. So many people …

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Lucky Letcord Podcast: SBJ’s Bret McCormick on Potential WTA/ATP Merger

Tennis |

On today's edition of the Lucky Letcord Podcast Chris Oddo and Bret McCormick discuss what a potential WTA/ATP merger might look like and wonder about some of the hurdles.

Today on the Lucky Letcord Podcast Bret McCormick of the Sports Business Journal joins host Chris Oddo to share his insights on what a potential WTA/ATP merger would look like.

Talk of a potential merger between the tours bubbled over in late April when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal took to Twitter to show their support for a union of the tours. Since then many important names in the sport of joined in, including WTA founder Billie Jean King.

But with all the pressing matters that the powers that be in tennis need to tend to of late, as the coronavirus rages, conversation has slipped to the back burner.

That's why we brought McCormick in. He's been talking to people behind the scenes about this topic for a while now, and in late June he released his article on the subject, which can be found here:

. @AndreaGaudenzi
wants the tennis fan to have a "one sign-on" experience (literally and figuratively). That's the boiled down version of a vision that would see the @atptour
and @WTA work much more closely on commercial, fan-facing efforts: https://t.co/BpvRUj1DPj #sportsbiz pic.twitter.com/OujsAIO30g

— Bret McCormick (@Bretjust1T) June 29, 2020

Have a listen and get hip to the nuances of the relationship between the tour and how a union might affect sponsorships, TV rights and the media enterprises that are owned and operated by both factions.

Who would benefit? How can it happen? Is it even possible?

Join us for a discussion!

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