Mississippi Sportsman Magazine Mississippi Sportsman Magazine
Reports Classifieds Hunting Fishing News Weather Pros Pointers Subscribe
   Fishing Guides    Fishing Supplies    Boat Dealers    Hunting Guides    Hunting Supplies    ATV Dealers    Outdoor Store
Magazine
Current Cover
  • Subscribe
  • In this Issue
  • Newsletter

Home
- Outdoor Store
Reports
- Post
- Browse
- Search
Classifieds
- Post
- Browse
- Search
Hunting
- Guides
- ATV Dealers
Fishing
- Guides
- Boat Dealers
News Breakers
- Search
Weather
- Tide Guides
- Astro Tables
Pros Pointers
- As Big as They Grow
- Ask Captain Paul
- Currents
- Gettin Fresh
- Hunting Camps
- Marine Electronics
- The Shootist
- Woods Wise
Information
- Publications
- Staff
- Links
- Advertising
- Shipping & Returns
- Privacy Notice

Cover
Chris Ginn
Sure it's cold, but the crappie action isn't. This is the month when things really get rolling.

A Little Bit Sideways
By Phillip Gentry
The brightly colored floats dipped and bobbed in the bright winter sun, but gave no indication of the scene that was unfolding below the surface of the water.

Bucks that survive the rigors of the rut can be cut up from antler tines during fights. There can be serious gashes to the chest and sides as well as the neck. Deer Dynamics: Post-Rut
By Tommy Kirkland
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is part two of a 12-part series in which renowned wildlife photographer Tommy Kirkland gives readers an inside look into the private world of whitetail deer.

Crappie in your Creel
By Chris Ginn
While talking with Magnolia Crappie Club tournament director Hugh Krutz recently, he told me that crappie never really stop biting at any time during the year.

Okatibbee’s Top 10
By Michael O. Giles
FLW tournament angler Ken Murphy was idling across Okatibbee Lake on a bluebird day after a cold front, quickly assessed the situation and made a run for the dam.

Nanih Waiya, Okatibbee, Caney Creek, Bienville and Tallahala WMAs offer thousands of acres of excellent turkey hunting in east-central Mississippi, while John W. Starr, Yockanookany and Choctaw WMAs offer superb turkey hunting in Central Mississippi between Kosciusko and Starkville. Turkey Youth Hunt Preview
By Will Harmon
As Ol’ Man Winter slowly releases his grip on the Deep South, many of us will find ourselves out listening on those warmer days for the first gobbles of the season. The spring turkey season is a much anticipated event for many woodsmen in the Magnolia State.

Crows are plentiful, and they’re hated by farmers. They make ideal wing-shooting targets for February, when doves and ducks are off-limits. Outdoor Multi-tasking
By John J. Woods
February is generally considered an odd month for hunting. Deer season is basically over, except for the southeast sector of the state, but even there it’s only open until the middle of the month. Most of the buck chasers have long retreated to the house anyway.

A Harris hawk closes in on a black-tailed jackrabbit. Harris hawks are native to Texas, Mexico and South America. Extreme Bird Hunting
By Rob Heflin
I can remember as a young boy, looking up from behind my push mower on a hot, sweaty, summer day to see a ted-tailed hawk soaring high overhead. The scream of the redtail seemed to be made in mockery, as if she was saying, “Ha ha, look at you down there in the dirt and I am up here soaring in the breeze.”

 

Welcome Sportsman
Tue - Feb 09, 2010
Mississippi Bass Tournaments Results 
Mississippi Sportsman Information Center

Weather
Tides
Marine Forecast
Buoys
Wind Forecast
Mississippi Radar
Local Satelite
Weather Channel
Intellicast
Astro Tables


For your weather, enter a city or zip


FREE Classifieds
Post your FREE Classified ad
View all Classifieds

Story Search
Featured Stories
and
Past News Stories
Advanced Search
Past Contents