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The Mississippi Outdoors crew heads to O’Keefe Wildlife Management Area in Quitman County for opening day of Mississippi’s 2025 dove season.

Neshoba County Lake

$3 million in funding has been secured to proceed with major infrastructure repairs at Neshoba County Lake

Post Civil War Outdoor Mags

Matt Wyatt sits down with returning guest Jim McCafferty to talk about the writers who documented hunting and fishing in Mississippi as far back as the 1830s.

Dudley Phelps

Matt Wyatt sits down with Dudley Phelps, known around Mossy Oak as "the tree guy," to talk about growing trees for wildlife habitat.

Light Pollution

Matt Wyatt sits down with Murray Burgess, ornithologist at Mississippi State University, to talk about how artificial light is affecting migratory birds.

Robert St John

Mississippi is the Hospitality State — and few people have done more to prove it than Robert St. John.

Deer

MDWFP hosted an educational presentation on Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) prior to the July meeting of the Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.

kingsnake

Elvis, a speckled kingsnake, is officially retiring from public programs and appearances at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science.

Salamanders on the trace

If you've driven the Natchez Trace on a rainy night south of I-20 and seen someone out there with a safety vest and a flashlight, that's zoologist Tom Mann — and he's been out there for over a decade studying Webster's salamanders.