
Defining Lake Catahoula
Defining Catahoula is difficult. Perhaps it is easier to define what it is not. […]
Defining Catahoula is difficult. Perhaps it is easier to define what it is not. […]
Collin Merritt killed this huge buck after trying 17 times to intercept it. […]
Dear Capt. Paul,
Can you give me the GPS locations of the Blind Faith and Thunder Hawk rigs and any other coordinates you may have for areas to fish yellows out there?
TV […]
There are lots of reasons to fish. Some fish for food. Others fish strictly for the pull. For those who love the fight, but could care less about the table qualities of their catch, the Good Lord put jack crevalle’s on earth. […]
OK, so I’m a meat hunter at heart. After more than 20 years of deer hunting and who knows how many deer on the ground, I still just love to squeeze the trigger and watch a deer do the death jump. […]
In Dugas’ opinion, food for quality whitetails has to be distributed throughout the entire property 12 months out of the year. […]
For a couple of reasons, Roland Dugas Jr., his family and guests take does during mid-October through mid-December. […]
According to Dugas, once hunters have decided just what is possible on their lands of choice for quality deer management — they then have to make a decision on what can be harvested. […]
Martin Close III’s father Martin Jr. often good-naturedly called his friend Chuck Buckley an “unnaturalized citizen” of Alexandria. […]
Tensas River National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1980 with the aim of saving and preserving “one of the largest privately owned tracts of bottomland hardwoods remaining in the Mississippi Delta.” […]
Maybe you’ve thought of Myrtle Grove as a mere blip in the road, a tiny hamlet somewhere between Ironton and West Pointe a la Hache, a place you whiz by on your way to more notable destinations, such as Buras, Empire and Venice.
But it’s time to think again.
Certainly, many old timers remember Myrtle Grove as an outstanding wintertime bank-fishing destination, where you could pay a small fee and pull your car or truck up near the edge of Wilkerson Canal and fish for trout and redfish.
It was well known for producing excellent catches of specks and reds in the most inclement weather. It actually seemed that the colder and more bitter the winter weather was, the better your chances of catching fish. […]
Capt. Dave Marino’s other passion is to fish the same areas with a fly rod. […]
We used to say at the deer camp not to shoot the does, now it’s don’t shoot the bucks. My how things have changed! […]
It is a given that deer are going to die annually on your property due to factors other than legal deer hunting. […]
Da Saints had just stomped Da Falcons in Da Dome. Da Tigers were scheduled to stomp Bama at the championship the following week. And a perfectly-timed (for hunting) holiday cold-front was barreling through.
So spirits were soaring high at Da Camp as we converged the day after Christmas, with Da owners Eddie and Artie arriving elegantly late, as usual.
Exactly which one of Dem owned and ran the deer-club had never been precisely nailed down. Artie’s uncle more or less “founded” Da Lease back around the time “Bum” Phillips resigned as Saint’s coach in a huff. […]
Mark Huvall had seen a huge deer several times over the past few years, and now the buck was walking right into his lap. […]
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