The coastal zone waterfowl season begins Saturday.
(Submitted Photo/John K. Flores)
In case you haven’t noticed, for the past few weeks there have been a lot of trucks towing boats with surface drive motors up and down U.S.
A gray squirrel feeds in the trees on Bayou Teche National Wildlife Refuge. (Submitted Photo/John K. Flores)
A number of years ago, there was a U.S. Coast Guard seaman stationed in Morgan City named Guy Morrow.
The teal season began last weekend and ends Sept. 29.
(Submitted Photo/John K. Flores)
During the late ’60s, a band called Three Dog Night had a hit single, “One is the Loneliest Number That You’ll Ever Do.”
Morgan City hunter Ricky Guidry with a drake pintail he harvested last year. (Submitted Photo/John K. Flores)
Say “climate-change” three times as fast as you can and see what happens. Climate-change. Climate-change. Climate change. Did it upset you? Did it ruffle your southern conservative feathers?
Louisiana Sea Grant Program Executive Director Robert Twilley, left, discusses birth of the Wax Lake Delta with the media Saturday. Continuing from left are LSU Research Associate Andre Rovai, Alexandra Christensen and Gerald Gaspard with PURE FISHING. (Submitted Photo/John K. Flores)
One of the things Robert Twilley, executive director of the Louisiana Sea Grant Program and professor of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences at Louisiana State University, likes to do is bring school
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