We are now in our second to last weekend in the woods before the 2021-2022 duck season comes to an end. Special guest, Casey Millet joins us on this episode and the hunt this morning. Temps are the lowest of the year and we are breaking ice this morning as we sit on a cluster of old cypress trees that we have hunted for years and shared numerous stories with good friends. Come along with us as this tradition continues this morning. Thank you for tuning in to Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast!

We are back in the blind this morning with my child hood best friend and fellow waterfowler, Troy Fontenot as well as Jackson. We are making time to keep a sacred tradition alive for another year.The biggest front of the year has hit us here in Louisiana and we are hoping colder temps mean a push of new birds before the end of the season. It's not always about the hunt however and sometimes my favorite parts of the hunt are the conversations and people met at the boat launches and this morning was no exception.

The work week is finally over and it's time to get back down to duck business. We are on the road tonight, headed West to get a couple of hours of sleep before we wake up to face the public land grind again. While on the road tonight, we discuss how many of us become men when growing up from the comfort of a duck blind. That time when you graduate from the babysitting stage to becoming seriously looked at as one of the boys in the blind that can now be counted on to help fill a limit. It's a right of passage in many ways and we all experience it at some point or another. In segment 2 of the show, we are at it again in the timber and we will tell you where we are and what we are expecting on this weekends hunt. We hope you will join us for this weeks episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast!

Happy New Year to all! It is now January of 2022 and we are entering the last month of duck season here in Louisiana. This morning we are stepping out of the marshes and we are tucked up tight in a public land timber hole. Temps are still at record highs this morning, but a strong cold front is scheduled to make its way through during our hunt and who knows what to expect? Come along with us and let's see if our change of scenery pays off.

This morning we sit, December 27, 2021. The week of Christmas has brought an above average "heat wave" of sorts to us duck hunters here in Louisiana. We are in the duck blind this morning to see if we can close out December on a positive, but the abnormal temps have slowed the ducks as well as the hunters that pursue them.

Tonight we welcome guest, Connor Fontenot of Rising Sun Films to the show to discuss being a duck hunter in today's digital age. From social media to creating content with high tech equipment for viewers to consume, it can be a difficult task to balance your passion of hunting with offering your viewers quality content.  We also discuss how Connors season has gone so far as we get ready to head into the second half of the season. This and much more on this weeks episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast!

In this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast, we are recapping the 2021 Louisiana Duck Season 1st Split. We are gonna share some of our experiences in the field with you. From successful weather patterns to what species of birds we saw make it down here to the bayou state and much more. We appreciate you joining us this week. This is Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

Now that we are in full duck season mode here in Louisiana we are inviting our friends, Nate Verdin of Falling Tide TV and Roland Cortez from Dave's Bayou on the show this week to break down how the season is going so far. We all have been hunting all across the state and we will provide you with insight as to what birds are showing up and what species are maybe lacking as well as our opinions on ways to have more success in the duck blind this season based on what we have experienced in the field. We hope you enjoy this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors TV!

On this episode we are talking duck season so far with our Carl Birchfield of X-Fowls Waterfowl in West Virginia. The X-Fowls crew has been hunting the Atlantic flyway this season and are just about to open up their late season split. We discuss how the season has gone so far, species they are accustomed to hunting in the Pacific flyways as well as their set up for hunting waterfowl, as compared to hunting here in Louisiana. All this and alot more on this weeks episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!

On this episode we welcome in special guest Thomas Roberie to talk about hunting days gone by here in Louisiana. We promise you do not want to miss this episode as Thomas shares stories of how it was growing up hunting in Louisiana and his perspective on the way thing were back then vs. today. Some of his stories you wont believe, but you can take it to the bank, they are 100% true. Join us on this special episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!