Brian Broom is a local journalist based in Mississippi, with a focus on outdoor activities and hunting. He writes for several publications, including the Hattiesburg American, The Clarion-Ledger, Sun Herald, Yahoo News, and The Oklahoman. Brian's articles cover a range of topics, including hunting stories, weather reports, and cultural traditions in Mississippi.
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Jackson, Mississippi, United States (Local)
Brian Broom's articles mainly focus on local Mississippi hunting, wildlife, and weather. His coverage attributes indicate a preference for expert commentary and seasonal topics.
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By: Brian Broom
Mississippi Governor signs bill allowing deer hunters to choose pink instead of orange for safety.
By: Brian Broom
Residents of the affected area may use boats when needed, but only at "dead slow" speeds leaving no wake.
Todd Peltier recently harvested a rare turkey with traits of both black and red color phases. (Photo courtesy of Todd Peltier)
By: Brian Broom
Mississippi is full of places to get outside and go hiking this spring including its own version of the Grand Canyon.
By: Brian Broom
Attracting and feeding hummingbirds is simple and here's what you need to know to keep them happy and healthy while they visit your feeders.
By: Brian Broom, Amaris Encinas
A fossilized toe bone found in Yazoo County, Mississippi, is a rare example of a bone from a saber-toothed cat, or saber-toothed tiger, as they are often called
By: Brian Broom
Improved technology and population changes are revealing more tornadoes in the South than before.
By: Brian Broom
Two groups of cicadas will emerge this year and there could be more than a million per acre in favorable habitats.
By: Brian Broom
For those in areas of the 2024 cicada hatch, it's going to be loud and in Mississippi you may hear them through the summer.
By: Brian Broom
'The bass haven't seen a spinnerbait or a plastic worm in a while. The bream fishing is about to turn on. The lake has always been known for redear sunfish.'
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