1. A landowner and their accompanying quests may hunt on any lands titled in his/her name.
2. Private lands where hunters have consent from the landowner(s) on a minimum of 250 contiguous acres.
3. Public lands, excluding MDWFP Wildlife Management Areas, where the governmental agency charged with the management of said lands has not passed laws of regulations prohibiting the training of raccoon dogs.

Hunters must obtain a $5.00 dog permit for each dog and are limited to two dog permits per hunter. Hunters exempt from purchasing a hunting license (MS Code 49-7-5 and 49-7-9) must obtain a dog permit, but will be exempt from the $5.00 fee. Dogs must wear a functional tracking collar and be identified at all times with the dog permit number and the owner's contact information. A maximum of four dogs is allowed per party. Dogs must be kept upon properties for which consent has been obtained at all times.

In addition to any penalty prescribed by law the Commission may suspend an individual's hunting privileges and dog permit(s) for a period of one year for violation of any rules and regulations pertaining to this Public Notice.

To submit an application for a nuisance permit please find the district where the land is located. Click Application to download the PDF form for the appropriate district.

Print and complete the application and mail it, along with the required documentation and a self addressed stamped envelope, to the address on the top of the application.

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