This past deer season was a good one, will the 2024-25 season be just a good?
Quality habitat and quality nutrition is a must for producing quality deer and will provide hunters with a buck worth harvesting this fall.[…]
Quality habitat and quality nutrition is a must for producing quality deer and will provide hunters with a buck worth harvesting this fall.[…]
There are two reasons hunters plant food plots; one is to attract deer for hunting and the other is to supplement the native forage.[…]
True trophy bucks, those that qualify for Boone and Crockett Recognition, represent less than 1% of the buck population in a herd.[…]
Hurricanes have taken a toll on habitat and the forests. Active involvement is a must to keep properties productive for wildlife.[…]
Many hunters think that all young bucks have the chance to grow and become trophy class, but that simply is a dream.[…]
Every season, hunters pass up bucks in the hope they will be trophies in a year, but will they really grow any larger? This year, maybe so.[…]
Habitat improvement is a key to efforts at building a huntable turkey flock in your neck of the woods when April arrives.[…]
Before turkeys go on the nest, one of the best ways to track gobblers is to keep tabs on the hens beforehand.[…]
A good forest survey or inventory will tell you what trees make up your forest and what species you might want to plant for deer.[…]
The success or failure of the deer management program is directly related to whatever work is or is not applied to the habitat and the herd.[…]
Are habitat, hunter choices keeping Louisiana’s best bucks from reaching their potential? Scott Durham and Jonathan Bordelon talk about the situation.[…]
Does your deer data match the way you’re managing them. Now is a good time to look at your collected data and do some ciphering.[…]
Early spring is a good time to get the habitat in shape for turkeys and the approaching nesting season here in Louisiana.[…]
Some veteran turkey hunters would never shoot a jake, but a novice would no doubt be thrilled to bag one. Should you shoot jakes?[…]
The combination of January’s cold weather and lack of native forages will have the deer active and eating in the green patches and at feeders.[…]
David Moreland believes if we are going to stay ahead of the game, some of Louisiana’s archaic deer laws need to be changed.[…]