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3 Simple Venison Recipes for a Weeknight Meal

These three super simple venison recipes keep things basic, but still bring out the best in your wild game. One of the greatest benefits of deer hunting season comes after the hunt is over, and hopefully it’s waiting for you in the freezer in the form of deer meat. Venison is full of protein and
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Dominic Thiem Hits Back at Gunter Bresnik’s Comments
The Austrian is "hitting" with his former coach as tennis takes a Coronavirus timeout. Dominic Thiem and former coach Gunter Bresnik are having a “hit” at one another during the tennis hiatus.
Bresnik, now a coach to Jerzy Janowicz, made disparaging remarks about Theim earlier this week, and now the Austrian has retaliated with some verbal jousting of his own.
Bresnik, who said in an interview that Thiem’s father would be no more than a club coach and Thiem a futures player without him, had worked with Thiem since the Austrian was a child (thanks to Austrian sportswriter Jannik Schneider for the translation and tweets).
Former lifetime coach/manager Günter Bresnik with harsh words about family Thiem via austrian agency APA
"(…)You cant do that to someone that you owe everything. His dad would be a clubcoach and Dominic a futures player without me"
Full translation👇 #thiem pic.twitter.com/gnoa2IqV6r
— Jannik Schneider (@schnejan) March 31, 2020
Thiem has responded to those comments, saying “When he complains about a lack of respect, and says that I owe it all to him, and seriously suggests that I would have been a futures player without him, I have to ask whether he has developed delusions of grandeur.”
Thiems public answer to Bresnik via APA (cc @ZahrerLukas tweeted it in 🇩🇪)
„Its deporable, that he always blames my family and me in public for whatever reason after we worked succesfully for so many years."
Full translation👇👇 #thiem https://t.co/9e5NRDvXya pic.twitter.com/wqdqm3oKJX
— Jannik Schneider (@schnejan) April 1, 2020
“I did not part ways with him without a reason,” Thiem, who parted ways with Bresnik in 2019, added. “Bresnik knows the reasons and at this time I won’t make them public.”
Photos Of The Day For March 2020

Did you miss a Photo Of The Day last month? View all of March’s selections in the gallery below. Want…
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The Future of Nature Photography

A conversation about what’s on the horizon for outdoor photographers as more people enter the field, enabled by innovations in technology.
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8 of the Best 10mm Handguns on the Market Right Now

These 10mm pistols are perfect for bear and self-defense purposes. One of the more overlooked ammo choices on the market is the 10mm auto. Most shooters pass over this round in favor of .45 ACP or they choose a less powerful round like 9mm Luger. However, the 10mm cartridge is a solid choice as a
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How to Teach a Kid to Shoot a Gun

Preparing and teaching a kid to shoot a gun is one of the most rewarding things that you can do. Let’s get right to the point: teaching gun safety to a first time shooter goes without saying. It is rule number one. But when you’re teaching a young child or teen how to handle a
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How to Make a $3 Bug-A-Salt Gun Out of Your Pellet Rifle

Tired of all those bugs attacking you? As summer starts to creep up, so does the onslaught of bugs. From flies to mosquitoes, they have become a literal pain to deal with. Why not just shoot them? Learn how to make a $3 Bug-A-Salt out of your pellet gun and take them out. Watch the
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Tannerite-Filled Microwave Sent Flying Back at Shooter After Explosion

This guy shot a microwave with Tannerite inside of it and then it hit him right in the head. Since Tannerite recommends 100 yards distance for every one pound of the mixture used, it stands to reason that these guys might have been a little close… You think? Not knowing how much that they actually
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11 Guns from WWII Still in Use Today

They’re not the newest and most trendy firearms available, but there are plenty of guns from WWII still in use today. Here are 11 of the most noteworthy examples. World War 2 was the largest and most destructive conflict in human history and involved millions of American, British, Soviet, French, Chinese, German, Japanese, and Italian soldiers
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Road Closures, Spring 2020
When we put out a news release like this, I do not know how widespread it is distributed. My hunch is they need to get out even more, so. . . . We still have some bad road conditions on several areas in the state. Some of these conditions go clear back to last year, …
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The 4 Biggest Mule Deer Kills in the Record Books

These are the biggest mule deer kills currently entered into the Safari Club International record book. Mule deer, so called because of their large, “mule like” ears, are a species of deer predominantly found in the western portions of the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Mule deer often have slightly larger bodies and racks than
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Bubba Blade Introduces New 7″ Flex Folding Fillet Knife

The new Bubba 7″ flex fillet knife adds more options to the company’s versatile blade lineup. When it comes to high-quality fishing and filleting gear, Bubba Blade knives is increasingly becoming known as one of the names to trust here in the United States. The team at Bubba Blade has been extremely busy the last few years
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Next Time You’re Confronted By an Anti-Hunter, Show Them This Animated Breakdown

This video by the German Hunting Association does a great job of explaining the benefits of hunting in simple and easy to understand terms. Far from being the bloodthirsty animal murders that anti-hunters try to paint them as, hunters are actually some of the biggest supporters of conservation in the world. Unfortunately, this fact often
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Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Sam Sumyk Part Ways
The Russian says she made the decision to go in another direction. Anastasia Pavluchenkova has ended her six-month partnership with coach Sam Sumyk. The Russian said she ended things with the former coach of Victoria Azarenka, Garbiñe Muguruza, Eugenie Bouchard and Vera Zvonareva because things were not clicking.
“We did a great job, but the initiative to end our cooperation, as I said, came from me," she told the Russian website Kommersant. I did this right after returning from Indian Wells. I felt something was wrong there, at the Australian Open. I did not like the atmosphere in the team, I could not open up on the court or beyond.”
The latest news about tournaments cancellations has shaken everyone. It is upsetting for all players & fans, but this time it’s better to take a break. Spend quality time with family. Rethink your goals. Learn something new. And take care of each other 🤗 #IStayAtHome pic.twitter.com/j9VIcRFabE
— Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (@NastiaPav) March 20, 2020
Pavlyuchenkova, currently ranked 30 in the world, responded only after Sumyk had confirmed to French media that he was free to take on new work after finishing his stint with the Russian.
“Sam is an authoritative coach,” she said. “But I do not judge coaches by their name or merit. For me, the most important thing is the exchange of energy that occurs between people, not only in sports, but also in life. Alas, many coaches have a huge ego and they too often repeat the word 'I'. Because of this, problems often arise.”
Fred Bear Hunts Bear and Mountain Goat in Classic Hunting Video

The legend of Fred Bear lives on! Most bowhunting enthusiasts and archers would probably put the late, great Fred Bear near the top of the list for the greatest hunters who has ever lived. Bear harvested everything from African elephants to a Bengal tiger in India using the simplest of archery tackle. He’s most well-known
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Spring Wild Turkey Hunting Goes Beyond the Hunt in These Times
I isolated myself recently for nearly a week at a cabin and land to spring crossbow wild turkey hunt in rural southwest Nebraska. I had isolated myself with a longtime hunting friend, Jim Druliner of Omaha, NE. We drove nonstop from Omaha to our destination in southwest Nebraska and back. We washed our hands a …
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Fish Hook, Flesh-Eating Bacteria Nearly Took Fisherman’s Arm

Heed the warning: flesh-eating bacteria can do some serious damage, as this Florida fisherman found out first hand. When Mike Walton gets pricked by a fish hook, like he has so many times before, he typically yanks it out and doesn’t give it much more thought. That changed drastically after he received treatment for necrotizing
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Looking Back on the Angler Charged With Felony for Trimming Tail of a Bass in Tournament

Cheaters never win, but does the punishment fit the crime? On Sept. 22, 2018, Texas fisherman Terry Keith Long submitted a largemouth bass to the Sealy Big Bass Splash Tour on Lake Fork. Upon further investigation, authorities discovered the fish’s tail had been tampered with, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife. It was later determined
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