deer hunting

From near extinction to thriving herds, Louisiana's deer population has come far. But not everyone plays by the rules and that can lead to serious trouble.

The arrival of Chronic Wasting Disease has rattled the local hunting community. What does this mean for the deer and the future of hunting here?

One of the hottest names in all of music was in Louisiana over the holidays doing some deer hunting. Let's just say the hunt was successful.

Imagine a place where laughter and tall tales flow as freely as the coffee. That’s the magic of deer camp, where friendships deepen around the fire.

Severe storms rolled through North Louisiana, and in the blink of an eye, a family faced an unimaginable loss. This story is a chilling reminder of outdoor dangers.

Whether it's a tall tale from 'Uncle Jon' or the thrill of the chase, this deer season is bound to spark some unforgettable memories.

Louisiana's hunting landscape is changing, and this year’s season highlights something special for both young and veteran hunters alike.

With deer season upon us, the excitement is palpable. But what about the unsightly litter that hunters leave in their wake?

Get ready, folks! A week dedicated to youth and veterans is just around the corner, opening up new hunting opportunities for our community.

For both seasoned hunters and newcomers, the upcoming deer season brings not just a chance to hunt but a chance to bond.

The hunting season is taking a serious turn this year, as a deadly disease reshapes the rules. Let’s break down what that means for local hunters.

This September, the Bossier Sheriff's Department invites hunters to take aim and fine-tune their rifles. It’s all about getting ready for the hunt.