Krystle Mahoney

Heck ya!!

Turkey Season is in full swing! 🦃

MDWFP wishes you luck as you hit the woods!

Don't forget to get your Wild Turkey Stamp or the Exempt Turkey Game Check privilege in order to Game Check your harvests! Send in your harvest photos, we love to see everyone's success in the woods. ⁠

Make sure you're ready this season - https://www.mdwfp.com/wildlife-hunting/wildlife-species-program/wild-turkey-program

Best place to hunt in Africa 👌

Heck ya! ♥️👌🤩

JOIN OUR TEAM!⁠

We are looking for dedicated men and women who are passionate about Mississippi's great outdoors to join our team of Conservation Officers across the state. Your opportunity to make a difference is here. ⁠
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-> Applications for this year's recruiting class will open this month, February, 2026.

For more information - https://www.mdwfp.com/enforcement-education/law-enforcement-careers

Jelly head season is coming ♥️

Has anyone tried these? I don’t know anything about them, but it is about time to shed hunt …. And if they are that good in the woods, i wonder how they are on the water?!? 🤷‍♀️👏🤩😎

Smart I’d say 🙄😂😂😂🙈🙈😆

Town outcast trains a moose to help rob ATMs. A small city in Oregon is in disbelief after surveillance footage surfaced showing a local man allegedly using his pet moose to help rob an outdoor ATM, making off with more than $100,000 in cash. The incident reportedly occurred late at night near a rural stretch outside town, where CCTV shows the man standing back and pointing moments before the moose charges the machine, ramming it until money spills onto the pavement.

Authorities say the man calmly gathered the cash before leaving the scene, while the moose wandered off toward nearby woods. Locals described the suspect as a longtime outcast who preferred animals over people, but when asked about the stolen money, one resident dismissed it entirely: “Who cares about the money? I need to know how he trained that moose. I can’t even get my dog to sit.”

How neat is that?!?! ♥️

Several students in Mr. D’s science class recently completed a full-size whitetail deer skeleton using a deer found on the school nature trail. After cleaning, boiling, and bleaching the bones, the students researched whitetail anatomy and carefully assembled the skeleton, no small task, especially when it came to aligning the backbone.

A whitetail deer has 327 bones, and several were initially missing, but through teamwork involving students and family members, every bone was eventually recovered and placed. The finished project now serves as a hands-on learning display, alongside donated artwork from renowned outdoor artist Ryan Kirby, adding another layer of education and inspiration to the classroom. Great job kids and teacher!

Well….

Which one has to go? 🤫

Ya’ll know i love America 🇺🇸… but God bless the Canadian’s as well because it doesn’t get much better than this! 🤣🤣
like if i was in a bar.. ANY BAR… Canada / USA / BFE …. That guy will always be the coolest guy in the bar. Hands down.
I salute you sir…. Ya’ll have a happy New Year! Here’s to welcoming 2026!!

In northern Canada, a viral body cam video captured a man being stopped while riding a fully grown bear along a snowy backroad. Holding a bottle of maple whiskey, he paused to finish his last sip before dismounting and complying with the officer’s orders.

Authorities ensured the bear was safely returned to the wild, while the man spent the night in custody to sober up. The unusual incident has drawn widespread attention online, highlighting both the humor and unpredictability of rural life in Canada.

Source/Credit: Viral body cam footage and local news coverage. Shared for informational/Educational purpose only.

Makes my heart smile

This makes my blood boil 🤬