We’re giving the November issue of Mississippi Sportsman a final polish this afternoon (Oct. 16) before it gets shipped to subscribers and newsstands across the state next week.
This month we’ll show you some huge deer that already have been killed this season, as well as take a look back at a 2011 public-land buck that turned out to be the second-biggest typical buck ever taken in Mississippi.
We’ll also reveal where you should be targeting catfish and crappie in the cool weather, as well as what decoy setups are sure to bring in even the most-cautious ducks.
Here’s a look at the full lineup:
Duck Low-down
By the time waterfowl reach Mississippi, they have been well educated by herds of hunters farther up the flyway. Here are some tricks to fool these wary birds.
By John N. Felsher
November Promise
When fall weather begins blowing through the Magnolia State, you don’t have to head to the woods. The Gulf Coast offers world-class fishing.
By John Woods
Back to Basics
Many hunters look down on squirrel hunting, but hunting the lowly tree rat requires a lot of woodsmanship. Here are some tips for success.
By David Hawkins
Cold Cats
November air temperatures can be warm one day and cold the next, but what’s most important to catfishing is how cold the water is.
By David Hawkins
Playing Hard to Get
Old River WMA straddles the Louisiana border, and shares big bucks from the famed Bogue Chitto NWR. Here’s how to put a tag on one of those trophies.
By Chris Ginn
Crappie Hotspots Series: Lake Pickwick
Cooler waters prevail as we pick 10 places you need to be crappie fishing this winter on Lake Pickwick.
By Phillip Gentry
Also, don’t miss Bobby Cleveland’s monthly Outdoor Update containing the latest outdoors news from across the state.
As always, look for the digital version of the November issue to be available in our online store soon.
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