The Price of Louisiana Hunting and Fishing Licenses Will Increase in 2022
All that's lacking is the signature of Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards and the cost to hunt and fish in the Bayou State will increase
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Time to Renew Your Louisiana Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Your current hunting and fishing licenses will expire on Wednesday, June 30. New licenses go on sale each year on June 1
Louisiana House Votes to Increase Fees for Hunting and Fishing Licenses
After a somewhat confusing session yesterday, the Louisiana House ultimately approved legislation that would increase certain hunting and fishing license fee
House Panel Approves Increase to Hunting and Fishing License Fees
Soon, it may be a little more expensive to hunt and fish in Louisiana.
Squirrel Hunters Excited Spring Season Begins Saturday in Louisiana
No, you didn't read that wrong. Nor have you accidentally slept through summer and magically awakened just before October.
It’s Opening Weekend of Turkey Season Here in Louisiana
Not only is this opening weekend of turkey season here in the Bayou State, today is actually opening day for most of the entire state
After 118 Years, Local Outdoor Goods Store Is Closing Its Doors
Davis' Outdoor announces that they are closing their doors.
What Does it Mean When You See Purple Paint in the Woods?
If you see purple paint on a tree or fence, leave. And here's why.
Louisiana Wildlife Officials Call Off Hunting & Fishing Day Plans
The national day to celebrate hunting and fishing won't be observed in Louisiana this September out of concerns over COVID-19 mitigation.
LDWF to Resume Hunter Ed Classes This Month
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries made the announcement that they will resume in-person hunter education classes and field days this month.
Your Louisiana Fishing/Hunting License to Expire Tomorrow
Our 2019-2020 license will expire tomorrow, Tuesday, June 30, 2020, so you'll need a new one if you plan to hunt or fish
Beautiful Genius Creates School Bus Deer Stand
A hunter and mad man living in Wisconsin refused to accept the conventional wisdom when it comes to deer stands and decided to go bigger. Better. Crazier.