From one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset, you can sit outside and finally kill the deer you’ve been watching all summer.
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Early Youth Hunters of Missouri Harvest Over 18,000 Deer
Across the state, young people between the ages of 6 and 15 sat outside with hopes of harvesting a deer.
Missouri Hunters Check 1,952 Turkeys During Fall Firearm Season
From October 1 through October 31 Missouri’s firearm turkey season was going on.
MDC Stocks Lakes in Southeast Missouri in Preparation for Winter Trout Season
After the restocking comes the winter trout program, which begins November 1 and runs through January 31.
Today We Celebrate Missouri State Day
Missouri has a state day. The third Wednesday of October is Missouri State Day.
MDC Share Your Harvest is Holding a Photo Contest for Hunters Who Donate Meat
In 1992 Missouri hunters began a program to share the deer they harvested with less fortunate Missourians.
MDC Encourages Hunters to Share the Harvest This Deer Season
Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is asking that if you have any extra venison to share with people who are hungry and in need in Missouri.
MDC Requires Hunters Submit Samples for CWD Testing in “Management Zones”
Deer season is fast approaching, starting September 15 deer season will open up for archers across the state of Missouri with firearm portions opening up later in the year.
Missouri Deer Season is Coming Up, Here’s What you Need to Know
Missouri is beginning to experience fall weather and with that, one starts thinking about deer hunting.
MDC Gives Final Approval to Increase Prices for Nonresident Permits Starting 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation is raising their nonresident permit prices for hunting and fishing for the first time in over a decade.
MDC Announces Plans for Missouri Elk Hunting
For years now, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has been working hard to expand the states elk population.
Stopping the Kudzu Epidemic On Your Property this Year
Kudzu is a type of vine, native to Asia, that chokes out surrounding vegetation by its spreading. The vine, originally brought to the United States in 1876 during the Philadelphia Centennial Expedition, has become well known.