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The "It" film franchise's iconic killer clown was dispatched to five continents to scare up some "Welcome to Derry" horror series viewers. You can't run, you can't hide, but you can take a selfie!

If you're getting a livestock guardian dog, it's because you need one. Livestock can't really protect themselves: a pack of coyotes, a fisher, or even a raccoon can all wreak havoc on your animals.

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STEPHENS COUNTY, Ga. (WSPA) — As temperatures cool down across the Southeast, unexpected guests may find their way onto your porch. That was the case for a Stephens County resident on Sunday night.

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If you're getting a livestock guardian dog, it's because you need one. Livestock can't really protect themselves: a pack of coyotes, a fisher, or even a raccoon can all wreak havoc on your animals.

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