Joe Macaluso

The early reports are in, and waterfowl hunters certainly have more opportunity for success than this time last year.

Now, with black bears increasing in numbers, there’s the possibility of Louisiana hunters encountering another large animal while hunting for deer.

Building on its fundraising efforts during Thursday’s "A Wild Night," the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Foundation is in the middle of an auction for a chance to take a black

Time flies, maybe not fast enough to shake this summer’s heat, but fast enough that the opening of our monthslong hunting seasons is days away.

The motto “Hunters who care share” has become a marching order for Louisiana outdoorsmen.

The more than 50,000 Louisiana duck hunters will have the same zones and similar splits as they’ve had for the past five seasons.

The Louisiana Department of Health issued an advisory last week building on an Advocate Outdoors story published in June about Vibrio infections.

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