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!"

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.

In this New episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors we are talking concealment in the duck blind. Is concealment something that you are overlooking? We break down the differences in concealment that are available to us as waterfowl hunters and talk about improving you concealment game and how to improve it in order to fill more straps.

In this episode we are talking duck boat brands and what is the perfect set up for a waterfowl hunter in today's day and age. We break down our hunting set up and what drove us to the decision to purchase it for hunting here in Louisiana. Surface drive vs. longtails? Which is better & why? We are gonna break it all down in this weeks show!

In this weeks show, we discuss the gun grabbing, sold out ammunition craze that is going on across the country right now. Why cant you purchase that new deer rifle or hand gun that you have been wanting? Why are ammunition sales at an all time high? Get my take on why and much more in this weeks episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors.

With all the craziness in the world going on, fishing is often times ones outlet to life's stresses. In this episode we discuss the shocking announcement that was recently made by one of the marine industries oldest companies. We are talking the death of Evinrude outboards.

In this episode we talk boat buying in the current economy, during a pandemic. What can you expect before you walk into a dealership or pull the trigger on that new boat you have been drooling over for months. We have you covered in order to make the buying experience more pleasurable.

It's been a little while since we last visited and alot has been going on in the world. By now, all of you have heard of the feared Corona Virus and it has changed many of our lives in ways we never imagined. From our everyday lives, to crawfish boils with our friends & family and even Easter Sunday gatherings. Quarantine is what we are being told to do, but does that term really pertain to an avid outdoorsman? In this episode, we discuss how we are social Distancing from others and how we feel this may do you some good as well.

Now that hunting season is over here in Louisiana, it's time to take the boat out and get on the Bayous to do some fishing. In this episode we recap our 1st couple of fishing trips out this year and talk about how the Sac A Lait fishing is heating up and ready to explode as the temps rise. Tune in to find out where we went and what kind of luck we had with some new equipment we purchased.

In this bonus episode from Season 1, we discuss some of the equipment that we used this year in Louisiana. Some equipment changes were necessary and we are gonna fill you in on some great products we put to the test in the field, as well as some that were flops.

As we head into the final episode of Season 1, we re cap the 2019-2020 Waterfowl season here in Louisiana.

In this week's episode we get a woman's take on what it's like to be married or dating a hunter as we head into full throttle hunting season here in Louisiana. We also break down and article we came across of the "Top 10 Reasons Why Not to Marry a Hunter". We have a special guest in the house and get her take on things.

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.

In this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors we switch gears over from the beginning of hunting season into the competitive Bass fishing. We're talking Louisiana B.A.S.S Federation Qualifier stop #2 out of Berwick, Louisiana. We welcome recent winner, Travis Laurent to the show and dissect his win and get to the know him.

If your in the market for a new shotgun this hunting season or looking to buy for a youth hunter this Christmas, Jacob breaks down some great buys that are budget friendly and reliable in the field. Some name brands make the list, but there may be some off-brands that you may be missing out on that are a "bang for your buck".

In this episode we recap opening season of squirrel season here in Louisiana. Discuss good Louisiana cooking at the camp and what the duck reports are in early October.

Louisiana is known as Sportsmans Paradise to many hunters, fisherman and outdoor enthusiasts, but did you know that one small Louisiana town becomes a Ghost Town one weekend out the year for hunting season & why? We will tell you a tradition you may not believe.

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?

We discuss how the 2023-2024 season has gone so far and look back at our predictions on the season. What did we have right and what did we have wrong so far? We break down what has worked for us and how mother nature has forced us to adapt as hunters this season.

This week, we continue our conversation with Lee Nassar, one of the original members of the Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors crew. We look back on stories we had while public land hunting while we were running together and much more!

Tonight we welcome to the show an old friend and hunting buddy, Lee Nassar to the show. Lee is one of the original members of our LSWO crew and we catch up and tell stories about chasing ducks down on public land as well as many other stories from our days of running from WMA to WMA. This is Part 1 of a 2 Part episode.

In this all new episode, we are getting excited as we are now days away from the kickoff of a new waterfowl season here in Louisiana. Jackson decides to interview dad and get the answers to some of his questions about growing up hunting in the good old days.

Tonight we are talking waterfowl gear. We break down and pay ode to the products and strategies that we feel have made us better public land hunters over the past few seasons. What products have our hard earned money been invested in? Tune in to find out!

Here we sit, the 1st weekend in October in South Louisiana and that can only mean one thing. It is opening weekend of squirrel season in Sportsman's Paradise! This weekend is something that we look forward to every October. In this episode we sit around as a family and discuss what this time of year means to us, as well as discuss the major Drought that we are still in the middle of and what that could mean for the hunting, including next month's duck season opener.

In this episode, we head West, down Interstate 10 to Gueydan, Louisiana to get some early predictions on this upcoming Teal Season with Co-Owner of Cajun Country Waterfowl, Colby Fitch. Colby has been hunting waterfowl his entire life and knows the agriculture fields of South West Louisiana better than anybody. With almost 6K followers on Facebook alone, Colby, along with his partners, has built one of the most reputable guide services in the state. We Get to know Colby a little better and share his thoughts on what he expects this upcoming season. You can reach book a trip with Colby and the crew at Cajun Country Waterfowl by visiting them on social media or giving them a call at 337-207-4850.

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.

Tonight we are headed up Hwy 61 to Prairieville, Louisiana to introduce you all to the guys from Riot Outdoors. Riot is one of the fastest growing channels on YouTube and social media, as they are known for their exceptional fishing and hunting media across Louisiana and beyond. We sit down with co-founders, Grant Theriot & Taylor Diez to get their story on their love for the outdoors.

In this episode we have compiled a list of "must have" categories and products for the beginner duck hunter on a budget. Let's be honest, waterfowling for someone entering the sport can be overwhelming. Thing is, it doesn't have to be. We did the research for you, so you don't have to when it comes to which equipment is the best bang for the buck! From decoys to guns and everything in between. We have you covered!

We are back, and it is the dog days of August here in Louisiana. We are just about a month away from Teal Season and we are starting to get that Itch for yet another duck season. In this episode, we catch up on what's been going on this summer, look back at some memorable hunts from last season and talk about our anticipation for this upcoming season.

We are excited to welcome Jacob Galatas & Meagan Gautier, Co-Owners of Full Plume to the show this week as we discuss their unique business venture that they started, which "connects you to your heritage" as a waterfowler.

In this New episode, we discuss how a simple search for a gift idea, spawned what is now, a growing company for these two, young entrepreneurs. Being from two different, cultural backgrounds, their love for the outdoors brought them together and now provides them with a love for waterfowl hunting that many of us can relate to and through their unique, vintage pieces they offer, you can relive the days of past. We hope you enjoy this interview as much as we enjoyed it and you will share it with your fellow outdoorsmen.

In this all New, episode we sit down with Owner and boat builder, Charlie Perilloux of Game Changer Boats to learn more about his company. Charlie tells us how at the early age of 16, he purchased his first welding machine and put it to use building aluminum pirogues and home made boats for his hunting and fishing needs.  That passion for boats, as well as the outdoors, led him to jobs with Go Devil Manufacturing and others while growing up. That experience led him to the point in his life where he decided to start his own company and build a "better boat" for customers who share a passion for the outdoors.  That's where Game Changer Boats was born!

Tonight, we are talking mud motor set ups and asking the question, can a mud boat package truly be your one boat for hunting fishing and family at a price that wont break the bank? Are the days of owning multiple boats for multiple applications becoming a thing of the past? We break it all down and discuss these very questions from an industry insider perspective and tell you why we think mud boat packages and engines are here for the long haul.

In this all new episode, friend of the show, Roland Cortez joins us to take a look back at the 2022-2023 duck season here in the South. We break it all down, from the way this season started out, all the way up to the last day of the season. Overall, it was a season to remember and one that taught us new lessons. Time was spent with family and friends and in the end, that's what it's all about.

Well, here we are.....the last weekend of the 2022-2023 duck season in Louisiana. Kind of bittersweet, to say the least. Honestly, we are not ready for it to end, but as with most things, it is here whether we like it or not. In this episode, we look back on how the second half of our season has unfolded and @X_Hunterrrr tells his story involving a firearm mishap that could have went horribly wrong.

It's been a few weeks since we have been able to record a New episode, but trust us, we have been busy in the blind making the most of the holiday season. Now we are in January and the hunting this season in Louisiana has been on fire for many hunters across the state. Our crew has had alot of success and in this episode, we are recapping our travels since opening up the second half of our season. We are still Mad at 'em, and we are gonna fill you in on why.

In the final Bonus Episode of this series of recovered Podcast that we are terming as "The Lost Episodes", we throw it back to December 11th of 2019 as we were preparing to open the second split of the Louisiana East waterfowl Zone that year. We discuss a hot topic from that season with hunters that was a notable talking point in regards to the way the splits had worked out and were zoned that season. We also broke down what the plans were for our crew that season and what we expected heading into the second split, as compared to the first split.   We hope all of our listeners enjoy this recovered episode that we thought had been lost, but has now been recovered!

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 Bonus episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast, we bring to you a "Lost Episode" of the Podcast from December of 2019 that has never been offered to our listeners before, simply because of the fact that this recording was thought to be lost, but has now been recovered several years later. Back in 2019 on this day, we were discussing the East Zone opener here in Louisiana and recapping where we had hunted, and what the report was on the migration here in Louisiana. For all of you who follow our Podcast, we hope you enjoy this "Lost" episode of the show as much as we did recovering it and listening back to what was going on that season. 

In these "Lost Episodes" of LSWO Podcast, we throw it back to a show we recorded in 2019 and had "lost" and never got to release to the public until now. This episode was recovered and was recorded as a Facebook LIVE audio Podcast back then. In this episode we discuss current events a conditions that were going on back in the 2019 season, so if you are a current listener and follow us here at Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors, we hope you enjoy this "Lost Episode" of the show!

In this all new episode, we sit down for an Instagram LIVE round table with 3 of Louisiana's most notable Waterfowl enthusiasts and content creators to discuss the 1st half of the Louisiana duck season. We welcome Roland Cortez of Dave's Bayou Lodge & Outfitter, Nate Verdin of Falling Tide TV and Nathan Baudoin of Gulf Outdoors to join us and we take comments from the audience. We catch up and get their takes on numerous subjects, including reports from areas they hunted, migratory patterns up to this point in the season and much more.

Well, today we are closed for duck season here in Louisiana. Closed for the 1st split that is! How was your 1st split and was it worse or better than you hoped for? On this all new episode, we discuss how things went for our crew and we'll as give you our takes on things we observed and learned from the first half of the season, as well as our predictions on what the rest of the season may look like.

Duck Season here in Louisiana is off to a hot start for most hunters. We have been traveling across the state over the last few weeks and in this new episode, we discuss where we have been and whether or not we may be off to one of the best starts for a season in years. This, and much more on this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast!

On this all new episode we are back at it again and re-capping the 2022 Louisiana Youth waterfowl weekend that just took place for the West zone. We were invited to take a trip down to Hackberry, Louisiana with friends and it did not disappoint! The boys were able to hunt prime spots of 16,000 acres of prime coastal marsh and bag a variety of birds over 2 days. We discuss how it all went down, as well as provide you with insight on what we we saw from a migration point of view and what to expect as we close in on the season openers over the next few weeks. 

This week we have alot of stories that broke in the duck hunting community that we are excited to give our opinions on. We discuss a story that broke involving one of yhe worst cases of hunter Harassment that we have ever seen caught on camera. We also discuss DU's data released on this past teal season and fill you in on why we think you should be excited for this coming months "big duck" opener.

Today Jackson, or "X_Hunterrrr" as many of his social media followers know him, joins us on this new episode and we catch you up on what hunting trips we have been on since the end of teal season as well as take a trip down memory lane when we discuss some memorable moments from last duck season. We discuss a few specific hunts that stuck in our mind and why. We hope you enjoy this all new episode as much as we did recording it!

This morning we are headed out West For the last day of Teal Season here in Louisiana in hopes of turning things around. The first two weekends, we have been down in the the freshwater marshes and the birds, just have not been around. A high school buddy of ours gave us an invite to head over West and hunt their private land, since they have had birds and we are not passing up this opportunity. Waterfowl hunting as well as traditional agriculture practices of farming rice & soybeans runs deep in this region of the state. We hope to close out Teal Season 2022 with a bang and catch up with old friends!

This morning we are bringing it to you directly from the duck blind as we are now in the second week of teal season here in Louisiana. Xhunterrrr joins me for a hunt this morning in a freshwater marsh pond on a local WMA and we re cap opening weekend of teal as well as some reports from across the state. We thank you for coming along with us on this all new episode of LSWO Podcast!

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.

We are back in the studio this week and happy to welcome to the show, Jay Thomas of Blind Grass Camouflage Systems. Jay is hilarious and likes to crack jokes, so we had alot of fun on this episode talking about his unique, synthetic duck blind applications that any hard core waterfowler can find a use for, whether you hunt public land or leased property. Jay's Blind Grass Camo Systems has caught on amongst waterfowling enthusiast since word has gotten out how durable and realistic looking it is in the field. No added weight, no mildew, no mid season re-brushing! Purchase it, install it and hunt for years to come!  We also talk about Jay's upbringing in the sport of duck hunting and how things have changed over the years. We discuss the passion of speckled belly goose hunting in South West Louisiana and much more on this all new episode. We hope you enjoy this episode of Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast!