I've been duck hunting since the 1980's and this is what I have learned. A DU Biologist once came to our property near Valley Park and explained that the south Mississippi Delta, which was largely crop fields in the 60's, 70', & 80's were slowly planted in CRP & WRP especially the areas that...

My kids call the Valley Park Baptist Church the Alligator Church because when we first went there, there were 3 alligators in the water on Deer Creek on either side of the driveway off Highway 61. That's been probably 10-12 years ago.

In marijuana fields, clear monofilament fishing line strung with fishing hooks at eye level has been used to thwart trespassers. Strung at groin level in the pathway of a trespasser on private property, I've seen well worn pathways grow up after the line and hooks came up missing. Strung above ATV h...

I've enjoyed reading this post as much as any. Here's my perspective as a hunter and law enforcement officer for 24+ years. Over the years I've worked as a doorman ('91-'93) at a country bar in Hattiesburg, known as Cowboys, where the Silver Saddle was on West Pine Street and have dealt with drunks ...

Rejecting the pumps in my opinion is a bad thing. This has been an ongoing battle and what the EPA and those against the pumps fail to realize is that the water is eventually going downstream anyway. Pumping it over the levee instead of allowing it to build up and flood property and residences is de...

If you don't believe the Red deer could be considered livestock, roll up to a ranch with Red deer and get out and shoot a few, or several. Stick around and see how the owner, law enforcement, and the Court view them as livestock raised for profit. Your opinion may differ. You pays yo money and you t...

So if a hunter decides to shoot a wild hog in the fading light and shoots a black bear by mistake, by your logic it would be ok? I believed it was a hog, I know I shot it, but it really isn't my responsibilty to identify what I am shooting, duh... That is how hunting accidents happen. What if it had...

A Red deer is livestock, not wildlife. When did it become LEGAL to shoot livestock? I guess by this standard one could go duck or goose hunting and shoot a hawk, eagle, turkey, or heron ..cause it's just a bigger bird. And then seek out the news media to have your photo taken. If you don't know wha...

A Red deer is livestock, not wildlife. When did it become LEGAL to shoot livestock? I guess by this standard one could go duck or goose hunting and shoot a hawk, eagle, turkey, or heron ..cause it's just a bigger bird. And then seek out the news media to have your photo taken. If you don't know what...

[quote="BR549 During the 1973 flood, the USACE did not open the Steele Bayou Control Structure when the Riverside dropped below the Landside, which continued to increase the Landside and flood additional property that had not been flooded, in an attempt to get water off the Riverside area soone...

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Do the pumps sound like a good idea about now? Discuss. No, they do not. 1. Apparently the gates ARE open, and therefore they would not be on. 2. If the pumps were closed, they would still not be on because they are not intended to be operated unless the gates are closed and the landside water leve...

Remington 7600 Carbine in 30-06 with 180 grain Accubonds. A See Thru scope rings with 3x9 scope. Knockdown, 5 shots, and great up close and at ranges others can't.

The pumps send the same water over the levee and south a few days earlier than without the pumps and prevent flooding property. With all the U.S. wastes on foreign corrupt governments a few dollars could be spent here to prevent flooding property owners in the south MS Delta. I attended the meeting ...

http://www2.mvr.usace.army.mil/WaterControl/new/layout.cfm is the website. Select VICKSBURG District on the left drop down and YAZOO River Basin on the right drop down. Then scroll down to the Steele Bayou Landside & Steele Bayou Riverside. As long as the Landside is higher than the Riverside t...