Where to Hunt in Mississippi

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Spring Turkey Hunt

2,100 Acres at Shady Pines in Liberty, MS

Starting Price$175 / Guest

Single Day Rabbit Hunts

2,100 Acres at Shady Pines in Liberty, MS

Price$25 / Guest

DIY Daytime Hog Hunt

2,100 Acres at Shady Pines in Liberty, MS

Starting Price$150 / Guest

Racoon Hunts

2,100 Acres at Shady Pines in Liberty, MS

Starting Price$25 / Guest

Mississippi Eastern Spring Turkey Hunt

840 Acres at Beaver Creek Bottom Farms in Vardaman, MS

Starting Price$150 / Guest

Coyote, Bob Cat and Fox Hunting

40 Acres at A&W Christmas Tree Farm and Hidden Island Vineyard in Moss Point, MS

Starting Price$75 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Mississippi

Mississippi, often called "The Magnolia State," boasts an impressive array of game species for hunting enthusiasts. One of the most sought-after species is the White-tailed deer, known for their size and the challenge they present to hunters. Mississippi's deer population is robust, providing ample bow and firearm hunting opportunities. The state also offers a unique opportunity to hunt eastern wild turkeys, a species renowned for its elusiveness and cunning. For waterfowl hunters, Mississippi's wetlands teem with mallards, wood ducks, and teals during migration season. The state also has a thriving population of American alligators, which can be hunted under specific regulations during the short alligator season. Small game hunting is equally popular in Mississippi, with abundant populations of eastern cottontail rabbits, gray squirrels, and bobwhite quails offering excellent sport. For those interested in predator hunting, Mississippi is home to red foxes and coyotes. Each species requires different strategies and equipment, adding diverse challenges to your hunting experience in Mississippi. Always follow state-specific regulations and ethical hunting practices while pursuing these species in their natural habitats.

Popular counties to hunt in Mississippi

Mississippi, renowned for its diverse wildlife and lush landscapes, offers some of the best hunting grounds in the United States. Yazoo County, for instance, is a haven for deer hunters, boasting a high white-tail deer population. The county's expansive hardwood forests and fertile bottomlands provide an ideal habitat for these majestic creatures. Another popular hunting destination is Sharkey County, known for its abundant waterfowl population. Its proximity to the Mississippi River and numerous wetlands make it a prime spot for duck hunting. For turkey enthusiasts, Clarke County offers an impressive wild turkey population and is consistently ranked among the top counties in Mississippi for turkey hunting. Its mixture of pine and hardwood forests provides excellent roosting sites and feeding grounds for turkeys. Lastly, Pike County is a hotspot for squirrel hunters with its extensive hardwood forests filled with oak and hickory trees that attract squirrels in large numbers. Each of these counties offers unique hunting experiences that cater to different preferences, making Mississippi a versatile destination for any avid hunter.

Popular hunting methods in Mississippi

Hunting in Mississippi offers a range of opportunities, with popular methods tailored to the state's unique geography and wildlife. Deer hunting is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, with bow hunting being an especially popular method due to the extended season. Depending on their expertise and preference, hunters use compound bows, recurve bows, or crossbows. Another popular method is using hunting dogs for game like squirrels and rabbits. This traditional approach not only increases success rates but also adds an element of camaraderie as it often involves group coordination. Turkey hunting is another key attraction in Mississippi, with hunters employing techniques such as calling and decoying to lure these elusive birds. For waterfowl enthusiasts, duck hunting on the Mississippi Delta is a must-try experience. Here, hunters often use blinds or boats while employing decoys and calls to attract ducks within shooting range. Mississippi also offers ample opportunities for hog hunting, which can be done year-round due to their non-native status. Methods vary from trapping to spot-and-stalk hunting, often using rifles or bows. Remember that regardless of the method chosen, all hunters in Mississippi must comply with state laws and regulations regarding seasons, bag limits, and equipment restrictions to ensure sustainable hunting practices.

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