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SPRINGFIELD Mo -- As hunters prepare for the opening day of the November firearms deer season on Saturday, Nov. 13, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is asking whitetail enthusiasts to be mindful of the high fire danger that exists in many parts of the state. The combination of low rainfall and an abundance of fuel in the form of dry leaves, dry plants and downed timber have created a high risk of wildfire in many areas.
Kirksville Mo -- The Missouri Department of Conservation is urging hunters to use extra caution with campfires this fall. Dry conditions, low humidity and high winds have increased the danger of wildland fires. With the fall firearm deer season starting this Saturday, many people will be out hunting and camping on public and private lands, further increasing the danger that a fire could quickly get out of control.
Hunters and campers are asked to follow a few precautions to protect against accidentally starting a wildfire.