We are kicking off Season 7 in this episode with just two weeks remaining in the 2023-2024 waterfowl season. It's been a tale of two seasons, so we get you caught up on where we are in the migration. We also ask the question, as waterfowlers, is there a hierarchy in duck species within your hunting practices or group of hunting buddies.

As we close out 2023 and we reflect back on not only the year as a whole, but also another season that is winding down, it leaves me asking the question....where are we as as a waterfowling community & what does the future hold for our sport? With all the good that comes out of this sport and the possibilities that it offers, are we as individuals doing what we can to help grow the sport and help our fellow hunters or is it just about us, the limits and the instant social media credibility that our egos feed off of?

We discuss how the 2023-2024 season has gone so far and look back at our predictions on the season. What did we have right and what did we have wrong so far? We break down what has worked for us and how mother nature has forced us to adapt as hunters this season.

This week, we continue our conversation with Lee Nassar, one of the original members of the Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors crew. We look back on stories we had while public land hunting while we were running together and much more!

Tonight we welcome to the show an old friend and hunting buddy, Lee Nassar to the show. Lee is one of the original members of our LSWO crew and we catch up and tell stories about chasing ducks down on public land as well as many other stories from our days of running from WMA to WMA. This is Part 1 of a 2 Part episode.

In this all new episode, we are getting excited as we are now days away from the kickoff of a new waterfowl season here in Louisiana. Jackson decides to interview dad and get the answers to some of his questions about growing up hunting in the good old days.

Tonight we are talking waterfowl gear. We break down and pay ode to the products and strategies that we feel have made us better public land hunters over the past few seasons. What products have our hard earned money been invested in? Tune in to find out!

Here we sit, the 1st weekend in October in South Louisiana and that can only mean one thing. It is opening weekend of squirrel season in Sportsman's Paradise! This weekend is something that we look forward to every October. In this episode we sit around as a family and discuss what this time of year means to us, as well as discuss the major Drought that we are still in the middle of and what that could mean for the hunting, including next month's duck season opener.

In this weeks show we are talking spring time hunting season here in Louisiana. No, not turkey season, but another season that is opening up that you may not be aware of? It only last 2 short weeks, so if you are interested, you better act fast!  Also, new details have emerged from this past seasons tragic incident on Realfoot Lake in Northern TN, that claimed the lives of three lifetime duck hunters. The lone survivor of this tragic incident has now told his story and we will discuss it with you this week. All on this weeks episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

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In this episode, we head West, down Interstate 10 to Gueydan, Louisiana to get some early predictions on this upcoming Teal Season with Co-Owner of Cajun Country Waterfowl, Colby Fitch. Colby has been hunting waterfowl his entire life and knows the agriculture fields of South West Louisiana better than anybody. With almost 6K followers on Facebook alone, Colby, along with his partners, has built one of the most reputable guide services in the state. We Get to know Colby a little better and share his thoughts on what he expects this upcoming season.

You can reach book a trip with Colby and the crew at Cajun Country Waterfowl by visiting them on social media or giving them a call at 337-207-4850.