The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Foundation will launch an auction for an exclusive black bear hunting experience for the 2025 season.[…]
Squirrel and rabbit seasons opened as scheduled Saturday morning, October 4, on the Kisatchie National Forest.[…]
The Louisiana Operation Game Thief (LOGT) Board of Directors held a meeting on Oct. 1 in Mansura and awarded $6,100 to the informants.[…]
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents cited a subject for alleged deer hunting violations in Vernon Parish.[…]
LDWF enforcement agents cited two subjects for alleged migratory game bird hunting violations on Sept. 24 in Orleans Parish.[…]
LDWF enforcement agents arrested a subject for alleged hunting and illegal firearm possession violations in Bienville Parish on Sept. 28.[…]
The annual closed season for the recreational and commercial harvest of Southern Flounder, from Oct. 15 through Nov. 30, is approaching.[…]
The Louisiana squirrel and rabbit hunting seasons begin Saturday, Oct. 4, in all parts of Louisiana and run through Feb. 28, 2026.[…]
The LDWF Enforcement Division and a LDWF agent were honored for their litter enforcement efforts at the Keep Louisiana Beautiful Conference.[…]
NOAA is closing the federal waters of the Gulf to greater amberjack recreational harvest at 12:01 a.m., local time, on September 27, 2025.[…]
LA Creel indicates that 817,535 pounds, or 91.4%, of Louisiana’s 2025 red snapper private recreational allocation has been caught.[…]
The LDWF has announced that registration is now open for it’s first-ever Introduction to Squirrel Hunting Workshop at Dewey Wills WMA.[…]
LDWF enforcement agents are investigating a boating incident that occurred on Sept. 20 in West Baton Rouge Parish.[…]
The 2025 statewide teal season in Louisiana, during which cinnamon, blue-, and green-winged teal may be harvested, began Sept. 20.[…]
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agents cited three subjects for alleged deer hunting violations in St. Landry Parish.[…]
LA Creel indicates that 805,453 pounds, or 90%, of Louisiana’s 2025 red snapper private recreational allocation has been caught.[…]