If you’re a Louisiana hunter headed to Texas and you’re wondering how to get your trophy mounted back home with all the confusing chronic wasting disease import regulations, Steve German’s Taxidermy Art in Westlake has […]
If you get frustrated by constantly having to stop fishing to adjust the length of the leader under your popping cork, the VersaMaxx Bolt is exactly what you’re looking for. […]
Tired of fighting the mud and the muck to rebuild your duck blind every couple years? Patriot Boats in Chauvin has exactly what you need. […]
Effective duck calling There is a big difference between “Contest Calling” and “Blind calling.” What sounds good to a judge in a competition will not convince many ducks to come to your pond. Check out […]
Barbecued Duck Ducks and geese have to be the most difficult of all game animals to cook. They have a reputation for being strong and gamey — almost “livery” in taste. On top of that, […]
If you’re looking to bag that big buck you’ve been after, check out Louisiana Sportsman’s Rut Report customized for every area of the state. […]
Landon York stuck this big East Carroll Parish 10-pointer — which green-scored north of 163 inches — as bow season cranked up in Louisiana. For more deer hunting info, check out this month’s big buck […]
The Delacroix Trifecta Specks, reds and bass are all doable on a nice fall day in Delacroix. Here’s what you need to know to pull off the triple play. The definition of trifecta is a […]
Fish are definitely still biting on Grand Isle — and right now you don’t even need a boat to get in on the action.
Cooler temperatures and a slight north breeze greeted us as we launched our kayaks last Sunday at 6 a.m. at Ellender Bridge just north of Hackberry on the Intracoastal Canal.
There was no moon, tons of mosquitoes and showers in the area when we launched our kayaks about 11 p.m. last Saturday into Kelso Bayou near Hackberry.
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