We are now weeks away from yet another duck season closing here in Louisiana. We all know, that not many birds have made it down to Louisiana this season, but not all is lost. We are still grinding, and thinking outside the box is just what our most recent hunt called for in order to put a few birds on the strap. We are gonna let you know what we did to our decoy spread that worked out for the best as well as discuss the availability of ammunition and firearms if your looking to add to your collection. This is Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

There is alot of buzz around the news that LDWF announced yesterday in regards to Waterfowl season dates for 2021-2022 and we are breaking them down. Are we going back to the days of old or are we adopting new ways to benefit us duck hunters? We also talk about stepping outside our comfort zone if your season isn't going as well as you think it should. This is Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

Talk about an "up to the minute" duck hunting report! In this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors we are recording from the duck blind. Thats right......from the blind. It doesn't get more realistic than that. In all honesty, that is how slow the duck hunting has been for most of us Waterfowl hunters here in Louisiana since the opening of the 2nd split. We will fill you in on what we have been seeing in the field and give you our take on where we think the remainder of the season is headed. This is keeping it real and this is Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

It's that time again......Louisiana 2nd split opener has arrived and we are living it up here at Camp Whiskey Bay. Special guest Casey Millet of Gonzales Louisiana joins us to share some stories of years gone by hunting public land. We break down our take on what we expect here in Louisiana as we kick off the second half of the season. Thanks for tuning in to Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

Thats a wrap here in Louisiana boys & girls! Atleast for the first half of the 2020-2021 waterfowl season that is. How did everyone fare? Was it as productive as we all hoped for? What ducks have made it down to the "boot" and which are late to the party? On this weeks show, we re-cap our hunts and tell you where we closed out the 1st split on one of Louisianas oldest WMA's, as well as give you our take on what we are expecting the second half of the season. Thank you for joining us on Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

Another opening has come and gone here in Louisiana. The Last Stop Waterfowl crew headed to central Louisiana and Spring Bayou WMA for the opener. We will fill you in on the details of how our opener went and what the birds are doing as a whole across the state. We also share some stories from years past. Thank you for joining us on Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

Its opening weekend here in the East Zone for Louisiana and we are sitting around the fire here at duck camp in Marksville, Louisiana. We are talking duck hunting with our guest, David Lemoine, Troy Fontenot and Jackson Roberie. Alot of fussing and complaining has been going on on social media platforms since the West and Coastal zones have opened. We are gonna give our takes on all of it and discuss what to expect this weekend in the blind. This is Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

In this weeks episode, we invite guest Jarod Hughes to join us to discuss his recent Road trip to Kansas to hunt for early season mallards. Jarod and his buddies "roughed it" as they decided to hop in the trucks and head North to see what Kansas Waterfowl hunting is all about. Did it live up to their expectations? He will break it all down for us as we compare hunting up North, in comparison to hunting down South in Louisiana. We hope you join us for this weeks episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

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With all the options and tricked out duck hunting rigs on the market today that have changed our sport, where does that leave the hunter looking to break into waterfowl hunting that does not have deep pockets? Is there a way to get around our marshes and back waters since the introduction of invasive species such as salvania and water hyacinth without a mud motor set up in order to kill ducks? We are gonna give you our take this week and "learn you a thing or two" about some products on the market to consider that will have you filling straps of birds at a fraction of the cost of the big rigs. Thank you for tuning in to Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

In this episode we are recapping opening weekend of squirrel & bow season here in Louisiana. We will tell you how our opener went as well as give you our take on how hurricane Delta may impact our upcoming duck opener in November. We also touch on a couple of nice Louisiana bucks that were taken by members of our crew this past week. All this and more on this weeks episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!