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Waterfowl hunting & conservation is our passion! We cover everything outdoors, from the blind to the banks. Come along with us as we hunt and fish our public land reserves and bayous throughout "Sportsman's Paradise". Tune in for interesting interviews and takes from much of the industries most intriguing outdoors companies, content creators, guides and historians, as we discuss various topics as they pertain to our pursuit of waterfowl & everything outdoors. This is who we are......This is Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!
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In this episode, we dive deep into the future of waterfowl hunting. Who are the up-and-coming stars who will carry the torch of legendary hunters? We'll discuss the qualities that define a true waterfowl hunting legend: skill, sportsmanship, conservation ethic, and a passion for passing on the tradition. I'll share my observations on the rising talent in the field and offer my predictions on who might become the next generation of icons in this timeless sport.
In this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors, we take a deep dive into Louisiana’s first split of duck season—a season defined by feast-or-famine conditions depending on your location in the state. From the challenges faced by hunters in low-activity areas to the triumphs of those who found themselves in the right spot at the right time, we’ll share our insights, personal experiences, and takeaways.
Whether you’re gearing up for the second split or reflecting on your own season, this episode offers valuable perspective and stories from the marsh. Don’t miss it!
Join us as we dive deep into the story of Warren Coco, the visionary behind Go-Devil boats and shallow-water outboards. In this episode, we explore how Coco’s innovation changed the game for duck hunters, opening up Louisiana’s marshes and tough-to-reach waterfowl spots that were once out of reach. From early challenges to the impact of Go-Devil on waterfowl hunting culture, we uncover the legacy Coco created and how his pioneering spirit continues to shape the way hunters experience the outdoors.
In this episode, we sit down with the legendary Dale Bordelon, also known as the "Bayou Beast", to explore the rich history of waterfowling in Louisiana and beyond. Dale shares his journey from growing up in the bayous to becoming a renowned outdoorsman. We dive into his upbringing, the traditions that shaped his passion for hunting, and the stories that have defined his life in the wild. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or someone curious about the heritage of waterfowling, this episode offers a unique glimpse inside the mind of one of the greats!
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with friends from Evangeline Parish, to explore the rich waterfowl heritage and deep-rooted Cajun culture of Ville Platte , better known as "flat town" & surrounding areas.
Join us as we dive into the history of waterfowling in this part of Louisiana, discussing how traditions have been passed down through generations, the iconic hunting spots that shaped local legends, and the role of Cajun cuisine in celebrating the hunt. Whether it's storytelling from the duck blind or reflecting on how the next generation is keeping these traditions alive, this episode is a tribute to the unique blend of culture, history, and community that defines waterfowling in "Flat Town."
In this episode, we dive into the world of shotgun patterning with Co-Owner, Ryan Burnett of Pattern Pros USA, a veteran-owned company revolutionizing how waterfowl hunters dial in their duck guns. Learn how their innovative kits save time and money by allowing hunters to test multiple shells without buying full boxes. We’ll discuss the importance of shotgun patterning for more successful hunts and how Pattern Pros is helping waterfowlers shoot with precision and confidence.
Join us as we dive into the excitement of Teal Season 2024 with the Parra-Hilton crew down in Cut Off, Louisiana. We'll share stories from the opening weekend, break down the highs and lows of the hunt, and talk about what makes teal season so special in the heart of South Louisiana. From early morning setups to the first birds of the season, this episode is packed with camaraderie, local flavor, and plenty of teal action!
In this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast, we sit down with the boys from the hit series, "Duck Camp Dinners", to explore the deep connections between friends, food, and traditions in the world of waterfowl hunting.
The guys share the origins of the popular series, reflecting on how their Louisiana roots have shaped their approach to both hunting and cooking. We dive into the unique culture of the duck camp, discussing the importance of preserving family traditions, the role of community in hunting, and some of the guys favorite campfire stories.
Join us for an in-depth conversation with Colby Fitch of Cajun Country Waterfowl Guide Service as we dive into the world of goose hunting in South Louisiana. From tactics and strategies to the unique landscape that makes this region a waterfowl hunter's paradise, Colby shares his wealth of knowledge and experience.
We also recap the 48th Annual Gueydan Duck Festival, celebrating Louisiana’s rich waterfowl traditions and culture. If you're passionate about hunting and Southern heritage, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!"
Get ready for teal season with this exciting episode featuring the "Duckman" Roland Cortez. Join us as we dive into the fast-paced action of Louisiana's early teal season, the perfect pre-season warm-up for any waterfowler.
Roland shares his expert tips on calling, decoy setups, and navigating the marshes, rice fields, and ponds that make this season so thrilling. Whether you're knocking off the rust or gearing up for the full waterfowl season ahead, you won’t want to miss this inside look at teal season with one of the best in the game.
Join us tonight as we sit down with Joey Weimer, the creative force behind "Cajun Girl Outdoors" on YouTube. Raised in the heart of Louisiana, Joey has embraced the state's rich heritage, turning it into a captivating TV show that follows her adventures across the Bayou State. From waterfowling and fishing to hunting and crabbing, Joey's excursions showcase the best of Louisiana's outdoor life.
Her journey has resonated with a growing audience on social media, attracting both men and women who share her passion for the outdoors and Louisiana culture. As a rising storyteller of the next generation, Joey brings a fresh perspective to traditional outdoor activities. In this episode, we get to know Joey better and introduce her to those who might not yet be familiar with her work. Tune in and discover the vibrant world of "Cajun Girl Outdoors"!
In this episode, we visit with legendary decoy carver, Mr. Bill Hardin of Indiana and Louisiana's Will Musso of Southern Leisure Outdoors to discuss Bills history & passion for hand carving decoys.
Billy, now 83 years old, still grinds it out for waterfowl on public land and has accumulated over 68 "bands", including the coveted "Jack Miner" band. He has written articles for "Outdoor Life" magazine over the years and even hunted with the likes of Nash Buckingham.
It has been a HOT summer here in the South, but as we enter August, another Teal season is just around the corner and excitement is in the air! We invite our good friend, Nate Verdin on the show with us to see what he has been up to this off season and see what he has in store for Falling Tide TV as we head into a new season.
We also discuss a few topics where Louisiana has been the center of attention lately!
On today's LIVE episode, we are sitting on the patio, enjoying some beautiful South Louisiana weather and recapping our recent fishing trips. We have been on the fish and we will break down what's working for us and fill you in on what to look for to make your next trip successful.
As outdoorsman, there comes a time where most of us eventually are in the market for a boat of our own to get us to the duck blind, to the deer stand or to the fishing spot to make those memories of a lifetime and get away from it all. In todays world, whether purchasing a New or Used boat, the boat buying process can be overwhelming for alot of us.
In this episode, I will run you through what to expect when purchasing a New or Used boat in 2024 in order to make this process a little easier and a much more enjoyable experience. Get your pen out, your gonna want to write these tips down in order to make a better deal on your next boat purchase!
The temps are warming up and the trees are budding here in South Louisiana as we enter early March of 2024 and that can only mean one thing.....the fish are moving up and ready to spawn. Sac A Lait (A.K.A....Crappie) are an angler favorite, this time of year and we made a couple of trips to see if we could catch a mess for a cookout.
We recap our weekend trips out to the Blind River Basin and discuss how this fishery is recovering nicely after Hurricane Ida just a few years back!
In this episode we discuss the current "hot topic" & ongoing proposal in Arkansas, pertaining to banning the use of mud motors on state wildlife management areas. Is this possibly the future path for more states and government agencies to follow?
Well, the time has come for us to sit back, relax a little, and look back on this past years duck season here in Louisiana. It was a tale of two season for our crew for sure. In this episode, we discuss how our pre season predictions turned out. Were we right or were we wrong on how we thought it would all go down? Maybe, a little bit of both to be honest. We break down what worked for us and where we went wrong. We also look to the future and helping educate new hunters coming to the sport.
We are kicking off Season 7 in this episode with just two weeks remaining in the 2023-2024 waterfowl season. It's been a tale of two seasons, so we get you caught up on where we are in the migration. We also ask the question, as waterfowlers, is there a hierarchy in duck species within your hunting practices or group of hunting buddies.
As we close out 2023 and we reflect back on not only the year as a whole, but also another season that is winding down, it leaves me asking the question....where are we as as a waterfowling community & what does the future hold for our sport? With all the good that comes out of this sport and the possibilities that it offers, are we as individuals doing what we can to help grow the sport and help our fellow hunters or is it just about us, the limits and the instant social media credibility that our egos feed off of?
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