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Mississippi Hunting Camps

Uncle Frank’s Log Cabin was a labor of love for Ben Rogers, who hopes that one day his grandson will be able to inherit the land that meant so much to him and his father Frank.

As we’ve shown in past articles through the years, Mississippi hunting camps come in all makes and models, and I have been blessed to have the privilege of visiting a wide assortment, each with its own personality and intrinsic uniqueness.
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Woods Wise

Many hunters mistakenly think spring plots are a waste of time because there’s so much natural greenery available to the deer.

Deer hunters who only plant fall wildlife food plots are missing half the point.
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Foundation being laid for Lee Farms

The entrance gate to Lee Farms is quite impressive.

This month’s featured Mississippi hunting camp, Lee Farms, is like many camps — a work in progress.
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Reach Into the bag of Dirty Tricks

The use of turkey decoys has grown rapidly in popularity among hunters.

Wild turkey hunters are famous for their bags of dirty tricks. Dirty perhaps in the glaring eyes of a tom gobbler that just got schnooked by some kind of off-the-wall tactic that reduced his existence to a plate of fajitas.
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Once-a-year cleaning all that’s necessary

Naturally, you can’t clean this rifle from the chamber end, and cleaning with rods and implements from the muzzle can damage the crown and lands where the bullet leaves the barrel. A great solution to this problem is the Hoppe’s BoreSnake, which has better cleaning properties than either brushes or patches.

Each year I wonder how many sportsmen drag a firearm out of the closet in anticipation of the upcoming season, and find a patina of rust on the barrel or receiver, or worse, patches of rust that have actually eaten into the finish and marred it.
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Norris Outfitters
We offer deer, hog, and waterfowl hunts. Mississippi River catfish & stripper along with freshwater oxbow fishing in the Mississippi Delta. Mississippi River boat tours are available.
(662) 873-4400