Louisiana Sportsman

Lake D’Arbonne State Park offers much more than great fishing. It provides just the right amount of leisure and relaxation for guests.[…]

Piers Picou, a two-time Louisiana Youth B.A.S.S. Nation Junior Bassmaster Angler of the Year, has started another chapter.[…]

I have shot several deer that I thought were does. Upon inspection, each had a tiny nub completely covered by hair.[…]

The Rebel State Historic Site houses the Louisiana Country Music Museum, the grave of an unknown soldier, a stage and amphitheater.[…]

Comparing three of the top-rated laser rangefinders. The Vortex Crossfire HD 1400, the Maven RF.1 and the Vortex Razor HD 4000 GB.[…]

Hollan Hicks, now entering his sophomore year at Benton High School, has the goal of a perfect score as he approaches archery competitions.[…]

Sixteen-year-old Brody Martin had an alligator gar slash open his left forearm. A trip to the emergency room resulted in eight stitches.[…]

Palmetto Island State Park is Louisiana’s newest state park. It protects one of the region’s unique coastal bottomland hardwood ecosystems.[…]

These hunting items are as compact and lightweight as possible. It is essential when public land hunting to be able to pack up quickly.[…]

Caden Williamson’s just finished his freshman season with the national powerhouse Louisiana State University-Shreveport Pilots Fishing Team.[…]

Beyond the Blind envisions a world where every child, regardless of disability, is given the opportunity to experience outdoor adventures.[…]

Whether visitors are interested in camping, paddling, hiking, wildlife viewing or simply relaxing in nature, Tickfaw State Park delivers.[…]

Louisiana hunting participation has risen modestly compared to 10 years ago. Deer harvest numbers have risen at a higher rate.[…]

Two up-and-coming young bass anglers, Cole Watkins and Brantley Broussard, are headed to the state championship.[…]

The winner-take-all Blue Marlin World Cup is held each year on July 4. Entrants fish for 8 hours in their chosen time zone.[…]

The Los Adaes State Historic Site covers approximately 60 acres. People can visit a small museum and walk the trails.[…]