Extends open seasons ending on a Saturday until 30 minutes after sunset on the following Sunday.
Mississippi SB2420 amends the state's hunting regulations to extend open seasons ending on a Saturday until 30 minutes after sunset on the following Sunday. This applies to deer, bobwhite quail, wild turkey, squirrel, rabbits, and fur-bearing animals. The bill also allows for the harvesting of antlerless deer and special permits for deer depredating crops. The changes aim to provide more flexibility for hunters and ensure the proper management of wildlife populations.
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