While youth hunters and their chaperones are celebrating and taking pictures of their harvest, LSU graduate student Jessie Saenz is up to his elbows in deer guts looking for oocytes — immature egg cells. […]
Remarkable resilience best describes Sherburne Wildlife Management Area, the huge tract of public acreage in the upper part of the Atchafalaya Basin that was subjected to both natural and man-made flooding in the spring and early summer of 2011. […]
I’ve been blessed to have known some of the greatest fly tiers of the modern era. Folks like George Harvey, Polly Rosborough, Mike Verduin, Chris Helms, Gary LaFontaine to name just a very few. […]
A new collection of sunglasses from Maui Jim were designed specifically for fishing, marine and water sports enthusiasts. […]
Anglers can head to the West Delta rigs to take advantage of the cobia invasion as these hard fighters make their way eastward. […]
Say goodbye to the 13,044-acre Ben’s Creek Wildlife Management Area, which ceased to exist June 30 when the Department of Wildlife & Fisheries alerted outdoorsmen four that the Washington Parish property lease would not be renewed. […]
The Carolina Cradle can be affixed to the stock of your favorite turkey gun and allows you to work any 3 5/8-inch call with minimal movement. […]
When it comes to catching cobia on the shallow satellite rigs in West Delta during September, Capt. Gray Long insists on using jigs. […]
The key to having a good deer population is to have good reproduction to replace the deer harvested from the previous season and those that die from natural mortality. […]
Sept. 8 — 4th annual Rio Grande Fly Fishing Tournament […]
Nikon’s INLINE XR series of muzzleloading riflescopes use technology that make 300-yard shots a reality for hunters shooting today’s inline muzzleloaders. […]
Anybody should be able to head out of Fourchon to the first set of rigs they see, pull up to them and start catching cobia. […]
There are several simple ways a hunter can keep tabs on his deer herd in order to determine when the rut is going on. […]
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