Dumping dead wildlife; person shall have hunting license revoked for one year.

Mississippi's HB 753 prohibits dumping dead wildlife, wildlife parts, or waste in streets, waterways, private property (without permission), or other specified areas. Anyone convicted of this violation will have their hunting license revoked for one year by the Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, and cannot obtain a new license during that period. The bill also adds requirements for offenders to remove dumped wildlife, restore damaged property, perform community service related to cleanup, and cover investigation costs. This directly affects hunters who improperly dispose of wildlife remains, with the Commission enforcing the license revocation as a core penalty.