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A hunting incident involving a large silhouette and shot in the dark has landed a Louisiana man in trouble with the Department of Wildlife.

Expect a lot of extra anglers on Louisiana waters and waterways this weekend. And no, you won't need a fishing license to join in the fun.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife is asking your to be their eyes and ears as they investigate a potentially serious situation on our state's waterways.

If you like catching more than you like fishing then there is one Louisiana town in particular you need to visit if you're after Red Snapper.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife has made an interesting and lasting change to your hunting and fishing license.

Louisiana's black bear populations have recovered so well that the Department of Wildlife is proposing a limited hunting season. Here's when that will happen.

Louisiana hunters are being cautioned after a mountain lion was seen on a trail camera in an area popular with many Louisiana sportsmen.

The quiet calm of the rising sun over a Louisiana marsh will likely be shattered by gunfire beginning this weekend as Louisiana's Teal Season opens.

The U.S. Commerce Department has approved funds to help Louisiana's fishing industry recover from the hurricanes of 2020, finally.

June 1st is an important day for Louisiana sportsmen and women to remember if they want to continue enjoying the bounty of Louisiana's outdoors.

The weather in Louisiana is warming up and the big reptiles are on the move. Here's what you should know should you encounter an alligator in a place where it's not supposed to be.

The Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife has allegedly been linked to a bribery and kickback scheme. Here's what we know.

The incident involved hunting migratory waterfowl over a pond that was allegedly baited.

Two Louisiana men could be facing fines and jail time for harassing other fishermen last week.

Wildlife agents cited five south Louisiana men for violating shrimping rules and regulations at the popular wildlife refuge over the past several days.

It's been two years but the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has something special planned for sportsmen on that day.

The Department of Wildlife is throwing dove hunters a few bones as the season opens across the state on Saturday.

The refuge will be closed temporarily in September for the most "Louisiana" reason ever.

Now's the time to start planning those weekends in the woods. Here's what you need to know about all of Louisiana's 10 deer hunting areas.

A seven-year-old girl was rescued and revived by a quick-thinking LDWF agent and a host of Good Samaritans near Grand Isle over the weekend.