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| Bowhunters can help Department of Wildlife and win The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks is gathering statewide buck/doe and doe/fawn ratios by using bowhunter observations. MDWFP is asking bowhunters to record all deer observed while hunting, the amount of time spent hunting, and the counties where the hunts occurred. If you want to assist in collecting this data, please download a deer observation book from mdwfp.com/deer or email your address to williamm@mdwfp.state.ms.us. to request a book or call 601-432-2199. Please include “Deer Observation Book” in the subject line if emailing your request. Record the appropriate data during the 2008 archery season and return the book by December 1 to the MDWFP. Results of the observation data will be posted on mdwfp.com/deer after analysis is complete. In 2007, Mark Bernegger of Southern Outdoor Technology in West Point donated a Sportsman’s Condo deer stand, $1,000 value, which was given away in a random drawing of observation books returned from the 2007 archery season. Michael Moses of Terry won the stand. A random drawing will be held again this year from observation books returned by December 1. This year, five prizes have been donated for the drawing. Prizes include a Sportman’s Condo, donated by Southern Outdoor Technology; a Millennium climbing stand, donated by Hunting Solutions Inc.; a Millennium hang-on stand and stick ladder, donated by the Mississippi Bowhunters Association; a Double Bull blind, donated by Primos; and a suit of Mossy Oak camo donated by Mossy Oak. Winners will be notified by mail. |
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