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The MDWFP's Private Lands Dove Field Program will again offer hunters the chance to hunt birds during the first two seasons.

Private lands, public doves

August 5, 2015 Bobby Cleveland

Mississippi’s Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) will again provide public dove hunting on private lands through its 11-year-old Private Lands Dove Field Program. […]

Another year of strong mallard populations could equate to another good season for Mississippi duck hunters. The green-headed drakes will be in much demand during the 60-day season announced Tuesday by state wildlife officials.

As expected after federal officials last month reported another above-average count in its annual waterfowl population surveys, Mississippi has set a 2015-16 duck season that gives hunters 60 days and a six-bird daily limit. […]

Trolling in the shade of a pontoon boat's canopy can help fishermen beat the heat and the fish, like stripers on Barnett Reservoir. It works on crappie, too.

Stay cool to catch dog-day fish

August 3, 2015 Bobby Cleveland

There are basically three ways to reduce the brutal toll that Mississippi’s August heat and humidity can put on the human body — change times, stay on the move, create shade, and, of course, be successful. […]

Kubota

August 1, 2015 Mississippi Sportsman

Kubota has enhanced its Kommander Z100 series with the introduction of its all-new Z122R residential zero-turn mower, equipped with a powerful Kawasaki FR engine. […]

The Side-by-Side

August 1, 2015 Mississippi Sportsman

Sportsman’s Condo has released their take on a tri-pod style blind that can be customized to fit a hunter’s needs. The unique design provides a strong, long lasting platform for outdoor concealment with multiple configurations possible. […]

Meopta

August 1, 2015 Mississippi Sportsman

When hunting in challenging low-light conditions, Meopta’s MeoPro optics deliver clear images when it matters most. Meopta’s Newest 1-inch MeoPro riflescopes include the 3-9×40, 3-9×40 R/M, 4.5-14×44 and 4.5-14×50 models with various reticle options. […]

Farson Blade

August 1, 2015 Mississippi Sportsman

Fremont Knives continues to expand its product offerings with the Farson Blade, a more durable, one-of-a-kind knife that also has the functionality of a hatchet. The compact, lightweight and versatile Farson can be used to chop kindling, skin and process big game and even chop up your onions for dinner. It fits in your pack and could even save your life. […]

The Bass Hopper

August 1, 2015 Mississippi Sportsman

The Bass Hopper is the widest pontoon in its class at 10 feet long and 54 inches wide. It weighs 150 pounds and is known for its stability. The two person pontoon from Southern Outdoor Technologies features swivel seats, tall side rails to help keep rods and equipment in check, two storage bag containers, molded in drink holders and transom gussetts for added strength. […]

Lethal

August 1, 2015 Mississippi Sportsman

Lethal has just produced a game changer in scent elimination technology by creating a product that every hunter has demanded for years, a scent free bug spray. […]

Kingston Armory

August 1, 2015 Mississippi Sportsman

Kingston Armory has created an exact replica of the M1 Garand in a .22 caliber file. This isn’t standard .22 that attempts to resemble military rifles; the sights are National Match Garand, which really takes this gun to a whole new level. […]

After the sun goes down — Nighttime bass-fishing tips

August 1, 2015 David Hawkins

Bass fishing at night is not only more comfortable, but it’s also productive. Here are some tips to help you maximize your after-dark trips. […]

Gerald Moore of Madison is an experienced deer hunter, but elected to try a crossbow this past season.

Going horizontal — Tips for crossbow hunting

August 1, 2015 John J. Woods

Whatever you want to make of the crossbow trend, it is growing fast.

Reminds me of a decade ago when it seemed all of sudden that women were taking up deer hunting for the first time, and I noticed a definite increase in the numbers of young ladies attending hunter education classes I was teaching. […]