Mississippi encourages continued wetland management after duck hunting season ends
Wildlife officials recommend maintaining water levels in wetlands to support migratory birds and benefit habitat health beyond the duck hunting season.
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Wildlife officials recommend maintaining water levels in wetlands to support migratory birds and benefit habitat health beyond the duck hunting season.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks added 300 tons of agricultural lime to Shadow Lake at Roosevelt State Park to enhance water conditions and support fish populations.
Read MoreMuscadine Wildlife Management Area will host only pre-drawn waterfowl hunters on January 27, followed by Tuscumbia WMA on January 28, with all other hunts proceeding as scheduled.
Read MoreHunters have observed fewer deer this season, but experts say biological factors like weather and acorn abundance are responsible. Despite lower sightings, deer populations remain stable.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Outdoors crew visits Columbus Lake in Lowndes County for a bass fishing trip with local anglers Larry Pugh and Eddie Armstrong.
Read MoreAuthorities advise residents to avoid travel and exercise caution outdoors as temperatures drop and roads become hazardous.
Read MoreMore than 6,800 deer samples have been collected for Chronic Wasting Disease testing in Mississippi, with 117 positive cases reported since July 1, 2025.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks is hiring for various roles, including park managers, biologists, and construction specialists. Interested applicants can learn more online.
Read MoreSeveral wildlife management areas will be open for pre-drawn waterfowl hunters on Jan. 24 and 26, with some areas open for general hunting. Weather conditions may affect access.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks highlights key steps for conducting safe prescribed fires to improve habitats and reduce fire risks.
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