Hunters in Missouri began the firearms portion of deer season on Saturday, which runs through November 26, with regulations and species information available from the Missouri Dept. of Conservation.

The first day of the november firearm portion of the deer hunting season was off to a fast start according to the missouri deparmtent of conservation.

This weekend is one of the biggest for hunters across the Ozarks as firearms deer season opens. Chronic wasting disease testing is back in full swing.

The state's hunters set a new record during the 2023-24 season, with the largest total deer harvest in history at 326,026, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). The total passed up the previous harvest record set in 2006 at 325,457.

Conservation Department regulations state that only one antlered deer may be taken during the entire firearms season. Hunters have the option to take two antlered deer during the archery and firearms deer hunting seasons combined.

Missouri Firearms Deer Season kicks off on November 16th and ends on November 26th, and many hope to notch their deer tags for the season.From safety regulations, Chronic Wasting Disease, to Share the Harvest,

Firearm deer season begins

Thousand and thousands of hunters will enter the woods tomorrow ready to bag a buck. It’s a holiday for some Michiganders as firearm deer season begins at sunrise on Friday. According to Rachel Lincoln,

As deer hunters across Missouri gear up for opening firearms hunting weekend, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will require mandatory testing for chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Franklin County.

As firearms deer hunting season is set to begin next week, officials with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection shared important safety reminders Thursday. The season begins on Wednesday,