re: Just got word a deer was possibly poached off our place this AM

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The Commission on Wildlife,
Fisheries, and Parks adopted new regulations
in November 2007 which
became effective in July 2008. Any person
owning a high-fenced property is
required to obtain an annual Facility
Permit. The cost of this permit is $300
per year for any enclosure up to 300
acres. For any enclosure larger than 300
acres, the cost of the permit is $1 per
acre. Any property fenced after
November 2007 must be a minimum of
300 contiguous acres and at least 50%
of the total enclosed area must contain
suitable habitat for white-tailed deer
and must not be susceptible to flooding
under normal conditions.
In addition to a permit, all highfenced
enclosures in Mississippi must
be enrolled in the Enclosure
Management Assistance Program.
Under this program, the owner is
required to work with an approved
wildlife biologist from the Mississippi
Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and
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Parks (MDWFP) to manage the deer
herd within the enclosure and submit an
annual management plan by May 1.
Owners/operators are also required to
consent to periodic inspections by the
MDWFP, with a minimum of one visit
annually. Any deer exhibiting clinical
symptoms of chronic wasting disease
must be tested and deer are not allowed
to be transported from the wild into an
enclosure. Finally, any enclosure less
than 10 acres, registered before
November 2007, are required to turn
over any offspring produced to the
MDWFP within five days.

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We had some crackers near Gloster that would poach our land, run dogs across it, etc. Then we went up there to hut one day and all but one of our stands were destroyed. Rednecks are out of control up there.

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crackers

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