Is there a limit on magazine capacity when hunting deer in Mississippi?

Nope.

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.17 HMR is a tremendous deer rifle in the right hands.

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Works even better with a Q-Beam.

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Thought about using a .22 this year at bow ranges. I know for sure it can be done and leaves no meat waste at all.

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I've taken two deer this way. Sister and BiL live in subdivision-ish area. Firearms legal but neighbors frown upon it. Kept both shots under 30 yards and studied the brain location anatomy. One shot was at 25yards facing away hit her in the back of the head. Dropped. Second was 20 yards and hit her square in the plate of head as she was eating acorns. Dropped. Deer seems to make movements of "move, stop for 2 sec, move, stop, move." Shoot just after they make a move.

Oh, and I've heard old timers would shoot them right in the heart, then sit down and eat some jerky for 30 min, then go find the deer. Unpushed and the relative quietness of a .22 the deer rarely run far. They wonder why the yellow jacket that just stung them made such a noise. Then they lay down and die.

Anything over 30 rounds is legal

Found this - dated July, 2017: LINK

1. Archery: Longbows, recurves, compound bows, and crossbows. There is no
minimum or maximum draw weight. There is no minimum length arrow. Fixed or mechanical
broadheads may be used.
2. Primitive Weapons: primitive firearms as defined in Part 4, Rule 1.3 of this
title and Archery as defined above.
3. Gun: There are no caliber or magazine capacity restrictions on firearms.
Primitive firearms as defined in Part 4, Rule 1.3 of this title and Archery as defined above may
be used during the gun seasons.
4. During any open season on deer with primitive weapons after November 30, a
person may use any legal weapon of choice on private lands ONLY, if the person is:
a. The title owner of the land;
b. The lessee of the hunting rights on the land;
c. A member of a hunting club leasing the hunting rights on the land; or
d. A guest of a person specified in subparagraph (a), (b) or (c).
e. If the person is required to have a hunting license, the person must have
a primitive weapon license, Sportsman's License, or a Lifetime
Sportsman's License.