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Work to create habitat for the hatch - Daily Leader

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MT ZION — It sure feels like spring is in the air and a turkey should be gobbling. Temperatures up in the 70s and humid conditions have embraced Lincoln County this week. We are currently 36 days away from the 2025 Spring Turkey Season in Mississippi, 29 days if you are a youth hunter. While you can hunt squirrels, raccoons, crows, rabbits and other small game species, the time is now for stewards to resume habitat work. Hunters may have made a…

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Grant to help protect native habitat, pasture

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