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Sale of forest products on state lands.
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Jackson
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Hinds
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1505 Eastover Dr
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(601) 432-2400
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39211
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks
The Commission meeting covered several operational updates, including reports on license sales revenue, the introduction of a new state parks mobile application, and the implementation of a donation option for the foundation. Extensive updates were provided regarding the alligator hunting season, covering the shift to an online training course, harvest statistics, law enforcement efforts, and the recruitment of new license holders.
The commission meeting covered several key regulatory and operational topics. Reports were presented regarding hunting and fishing license sales revenue and application usage. The commission reviewed and adopted proposed rules concerning statewide creel limits at specific lakes, maintenance and closure operations for state and community fishing lakes, and regulations for Wildlife Management Areas, including policies on electric bicycle access and tree stand safety. Discussion also focused on high-water hunting regulations for wild turkeys. Finally, the board reviewed updates on Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) prevalence and discussed proposals for new management tags to assist in deer population control.
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The commission meeting covered topics related to CWD (Chronic Wasting Disease) transmission and potential supplemental feeding bans, with public input on the impact of stationary versus mobile feeders. Discussions also addressed the possibility of reinstating a fall turkey season with conservative measures, such as gobbler-only bag limits, and support for a turkey conservation stamp to generate revenue for wildlife management.
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