Mississippi Launches New Site for Kids 05/18/07
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks is reaching out to the youth in the state to promote learning and the outdoors. [Comments?]
Mississippi Bowhunters, Deer Count Help Needed 08/18/06
Hunter observation data can provide the Mississippi Department of Wildlife,
Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) with an index for monitoring deer populations in
Mississippi. [Comments?]
Alligator Hunting Opportunities 06/25/06
There are special restrictions and requirements to participate
in alligator hunting opportunities in Mississippi. [Comments?]
Time to Renew Your Sportsman License 03/28/06
In years past, if you wanted to renew your Sportsman License, you had to fill out the renewal form and mail it in, or come by the Jackson office of the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) and fill out the form there. But this year, renewing your license just got easier.
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Avian Flu Should Not Be A Concern For Waterfowl Hunters 02/21/06
Recent news of avian flu outbreaks have caused concern with waterfowl hunters, but MS Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks officials say the concern is likely unwarranted. [Comments?]
GPS Mallards 01/30/06
Beginning in late winter, the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks will begin an exciting new program to track migratory waterfowl. Approximately 30 mallards will be trapped and outfitted with small backpack Global Positioning
System transmitters. [1 Comment]
MDWFP Continues Crackdown on License Fraud 12/20/05
Conservation officers and agency investigators have some new tools at their disposal in fighting license fraud, according to the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. License fraud occurs in a variety of forms. Most common is a case where a non-resident uses fraudulent means to purchase a resident license. [Comments?]
State Wildlife Agency Investigating License Fraud 11/01/05
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) is currently investigating a number of cases involving license fraud, according to MDWFP officials. [Comments?]
Bowfishing Ohio's Muddy Waters Two teenagers equipped with bows and arrows standing up in a canoe, probably isn't the safest way to float down a river. Yet, this is how we spend most every summer day that provided little cloud cover as well as no recent rain fall. Both of these conditions are critical for a successful day of bowfishing.
