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- This Feb. 2, 2017, image from a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service motion-activated camera shows a Florida panther in Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge at dusk.
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Large animal fit description of sure-nuff panther
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,09/27/25-11:00AM , 5,022 Reads
I was riding my buggy on the Outback the other day when I saw it. I’m not saying it was a panther. I just don’t know what else it could have been.
My “buggy” is a battery-powered side-by-side, so about the only sound it makes is the wheels turning. That makes it less likely to spook wildlife.
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Overseas air travel often full of adventures
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,09/20/25-12:00PM , 1,444 Reads
Last week I wrote about how crazy air travel has gotten these days — but that was just about the United States. Overseas air journeys have always been pretty wild; at least mine have.
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Lost boot and other tales of air travel today
By ERNEST HERNDON
Sun,09/14/25-9:00AM , 1,570 Reads
Boy, has air travel changed over the years: some for the better, some for the worse — and some for the plain ridiculous.
I got a vivid glimpse of that on a trip to south Texas to see my brother Robert and his family last month.
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- Enterprise-Journal File Photo. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. A pair of red stags lock horns at Paradise Ranch RV Resort on Highway 48 near Walker’s Bridge in this November 2016 file photo.
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Red deer still on the loose from Paradise after spring tornado
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,09/06/25-4:00PM , 3,245 Reads
Exotic red deer are still on the lam from Paradise Ranch RV Resort in Walthall County after a March tornado destroyed fences on the property, said manager Opey Brumfield.
“We still have a few out and we’re still trying to get them in,” he said, estimating 15 to 20 remain at large.
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