April 10, 2013 Alright shooters, want to get ready for dove season, have an incredibly fun day and make a difference in the fight against prostate cancer at the same time, then register your team in the Shreveport/Bossier Sporting Clays Fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Research and Awareness
April 4, 2013 It's turkey season here in our neck of the woods, but apparently turkey hunting in Kentucky is done a little differently than we do it here.
Reports of one particular deer's death were greatly exaggerated.
Public outrage hit a fever pitch last week when it was discovered that $8,000 worth of deer meat donated by hunters to feed the homeless was destroyed by the State Department of Health and Hospitals. However, local politicians have delivered a quick response and a promise: this won't happen again.
Louisiana State Representative Jeff Thompson (R-Bossier City) held a press conference on Monday (Feb. 25) to discuss how Louisiana will handle hunters' donations in the future and how the destroyed venison will be replaced.
One day after we reported the news that the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospital had destroyed $8,000 worth of deer meat that was donated by hunters to feed homeless citizens, the group has released a statement defending their decision.
Thousands flocked to the new Cavendars in Shreveport yesterday to see Willie, Si and Phil Robertson of "Duck Dynasty" fame. Course, the Duck Commanders of the Robertson family have built a duck call empire. A major part of their marketing strategy is hair. Yep, hair. The Robertson men and their famous beards are back with the new season of 'Duck Dynasty' but they didn't become wooly mountain men overnight--believe it or not, Willie Robertson was once a clean shaven young man. He's hiding some darlin' dimples underneath that beard.
Today begins a week of Special Youth Deer Season on Private Land in our area (Area 2). Turns out it's kinda the unofficial/official start to deer season for youth thanks to a new rule pertaining to youth this year in Louisiana. Read on for more information!
Pumpkin patches, revelry, youth hunting, live music and football fill this warm Fall weekend in Kiss Country. Here are the places to be and the games to see!
Gary thinks today should be a national holiday. It's a three-way tie for first between the birth of his children, the first LSU football game of the year and the first day of deer season. Here is the annual start of deer season song by "Bananas at Large." You know the one about that thirty-point buck.
Hallelujah it's finally cooling off in Kiss Country! There was a chill in the air this morning as we woke up to temperatures in the upper 50's. Football, food, family, the smell of a bonfire--what's the best part of this very brief season called Fall in Kiss Country?
This morning we have been talking about a new show coming out this Fall on NBC called "Revolution". It has us thinking and planning how we would react if we found out that we soon would lose all modern conveniences, all electrical devices. No cars. No gas pumps. No air conditioning. Nothin'
Hunters and campers pay no sales tax on ammo and supplies this weekend. This is a chance to save especially if you have been planning a big purchase such as an off-road vehicle like an atv or side by side. There are some restrictions, though.
