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South Florida Osceola From Roost, Fly Down... To Decoy Destruction

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By Ben Martin
| Georgia Outdoor News Verified
Ben Martin from the Hunt Regs App started the 2025 turkey season with a bang down in South Florida. Ben saw this bird asleep in the tree and was able to slip in quietly and get set up before sunrise. After nearly 75 gobbles on the limb, this gobbler flew down and immediately ran in to fight Ben’s homemade decoy. Ben is a die-hard hunter and fisherman.
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2023 Sanderson Farms Championship Thursday tee times, how to watch

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By Charley Hoffman, Ben Martin, Jonathan Byrd
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
After a two-week hiatus for international team play the PGA Tour is back in action this week down south. Mackenzie Hughes is back to defend his title at the 2023 Sanderson Farms Championship at the Country Club of Jackson in Mississippi, where the field will compete for an $8.2 million purse. The Sanderson Farms is the second of seven FedEx Cup Fall events, which will finalize eligibility for the 2024 PGA Tour Season (more on that here).
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High School students learn residential drafting in college

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By Ben Martin
| The Bellingham Herald Verified
VICKSBURG, Miss. A group of high school students from the Vicksburg Warren School District are taking advantage of a new residential architectural design class offered through Hinds Community College. The class “Residential Design and Building Information Modeling,” is taught by instructor Richard Hunt, who graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi with a degree in Architectural Engineering Technology. “The idea is to teach them how to understand how a house goes together.
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High School students learn residential drafting in college

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By Ben Martin
| The State Verified
VICKSBURG, Miss. A group of high school students from the Vicksburg Warren School District are taking advantage of a new residential architectural design class offered through Hinds Community College. The class “Residential Design and Building Information Modeling,” is taught by instructor Richard Hunt, who graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi with a degree in Architectural Engineering Technology. “The idea is to teach them how to understand how a house goes together.
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Pizza Inn owner artistically renders Vicksburg architecture

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By Ben Martin
| Gettysburg Times Verified
VICKSBURG, Miss. (AP) — Michel Thakur is the owner of the Pizza Inn, but when he isn’t overseeing operations at the restaurant, he’s engaged in his latest artistic pursuit: architectural drawings of historic homes and buildings in Vicksburg. Thakur sat at a table in the Pizza Inn dining room. In front of him was an array of rendered pen and ink drawings. The subjects are historic buildings and homes of Vicksburg.
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Pizza Inn Owner Artistically Renders Vicksburg Architecture

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By Ben Martin, Levi Pulkkinen Verified, Elliott Davis Verified
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
By BEN MARTIN, The Vicksburg Post VICKSBURG, Miss. (AP) — Michel Thakur is the owner of the Pizza Inn, but when he isn’t overseeing operations at the restaurant, he’s engaged in his latest artistic pursuit: architectural drawings of historic homes and buildings in Vicksburg. Thakur sat at a table in the Pizza Inn dining room. In front of him was an array of rendered pen and ink drawings. The subjects are historic buildings and homes of Vicksburg.
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