This is a busy time of year for me with my assignment from Louisiana Sportsman magazine to interview successful hunters and write stories about how they took trophy bucks. There has been little time to cover other matters regarding the outdoors as long as deer season is going on.
Twenty-eight year old Tyler Jordan works with Realtree, one of the world’s best known manufacturers of camouflage, a company started by his dad, Bill Jordan more than three decades ago.
At its monthly meeting on Thursday, the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission passed a notice of intent to apply special yo-yo and trotline fishing restrictions on Lake Bruin in Tensas Parish
A year or so ago, my good friend and avid, make that obsessed, turkey hunter, Jim Spencer decided to put a book together about his encounters with wild turkey gobblers, birds he described as “bad b
With the pandemic and political unrest festering across the world, it may be difficult to even think about finding fun things to do. Nasty stuff is going on that is causing us to focus on just keeping our heads above water and doing our best not to let negatives take over.
Elm Groves’s Rick Guillot, a 41-year-old registered nurse at Willis Knighton Hospital in Shreveport, has a pair of four legged friends to thank in locating a big buck he arrowed October 24. It is questionable if he would have been able to recover the eight-point Red River Parish buck without the expertise of two dogs trained to follow the trail of a wounded buck.
