Mississippi HB753 would revoke hunting licenses for one year for those who dump dead wildlife.
Mississippi HB753 amends the state code to mandate the revocation of hunting licenses for one year for individuals who dump dead wildlife or parts of it in certain areas. This applies to both first and second offenses within a twelve-month period. The Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks would enforce this revocation. The bill also outlines procedures for license suspension and reissuance, and penalties for non-compliance.
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