Louisiana Sportsman

Weather proved to be the key ingredient in making for a successful 2022-2023 Louisiana waterfowl season for some.[…]

Using a pirogue or jon boat to creep along creeks, sloughs, and lake edges can be an effective way to hunt this time of year.[…]

Time to get out there and put some birds on the water and cash in on your dog’s first waterfowl hunting season.[…]

Chad Belding, whose show is the No. 1 rated series on The Outdoors Channel, filmed an episode of “The Fowl Life” in Louisiana.[…]

Many duck hunters found frozen water at their duck blinds on Christmas weekend as a brutal cold front swept through the south.[…]

Matt Miller and Dustin Koeppel, both from Slidell, are die-hard duck hunters that have developed knacks for finding wood ducks.[…]

By January, ducks have been around the area for a while and know every place they can be safe and where they shouldn’t go.[…]

Louisiana’s WMAs across the state offer first-rate duck hunting success if the ducks funnel down the Mississippi Flyway.[…]

Despite an initial low count, habitat conditions inside and outside of our state tend to favor Louisiana waterfowl hunters.[…]

Georgina Eccles’s pintail study will hopefully give waterfowl experts the insight to help give a boost to future pintail populations.[…]

In this segment of Sportsman TV, Chef Nathan Richard of Cuvée Wine Bar and Bistro shows us how to make Duck Crackling Biscuits.[…]

This dish was created for those that might normally shy away from wild game. There is nothing gamey about these delicious lettuce wraps.[…]

Transporting and keeping your hunting gear organized and ready for use has never been more convenient with the Seatback Hunting Gun Rack.[…]

Duck hunting rules and regulations are flustering. It takes a mathematician just to interpret legal shooting hours.[…]

One of the metrics of a great dog is the “blind retrieve.” There will be times when a hunting dog won’t see a bird fall.[…]

Mottled ducks have been in steady decline over the last 50 years with hunting limits reduced to just one bird per day in Louisiana.[…]