Whooping cranes passing The Daily Review Outdoor Writer John Flores’ blind in a rice field on White Lake Conservation Area near Gueydan. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Some of the best moments I’ve ever had in a duck blind or deer stand have been those instances when no game bird or animal was flying or moving.
The Daily Review Outdoor Writer John Flores displays a catch. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
The past month has been tough – for me at least – fishing East Cote Blanche Bay out of Burns Point.
Hunting helps farmers recoup and defray costs of during the year. From left are Chad Welch, Thomas Landers and Charles Schultz following a September teal hunt. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Charles Schultz stands about 6 feet tall or so and is a burly guy. Not in the way of overweight or out of shape, mind you.
Lactation rates have improved the past two seasons, where younger deer recruitment has improved. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Each year, during the month of March, if you were to attend the Louisiana Sportsman Show and Festival in Gonzales, one thing you’d come to know is that deer hunting is alive and well in the Bayou S
(Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Twenty-three years ago, in 1995, NASA’s Galileo spacecraft, after six years of travel, made it to the planet Jupiter.
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