Guided hunts

Waterfowl hunts with clear expectations.

Review Early Season Teal Hunts, duck and goose combo options, lodge details, private-property access, and the basics your group should know before requesting dates.

Hunt options

Teal, ducks, geese, lodge, and blinds nearby.

Use these hunt summaries to compare options, then contact us for current rates, group minimums, lodge capacity, and available dates.

Current focus

Early Season Teal Hunts

Fast-paced September teal hunts for groups looking for a guided Southwest Louisiana waterfowl trip.

Fully guided morning hunt
Blue-wing teal focused setup
Lodge on the hunting property
Good fit for experienced hunters and first-time teal hunters

Ask About Teal Dates

Call for availability

Big Duck and Goose Combo Hunts

Regular season duck and goose combo hunts for groups wanting a fuller Louisiana waterfowl experience.

Duck and goose focused hunt options
Lodge on the hunting property
Group package details available by request
Good fit for returning waterfowl hunters

Get on the Interest List

Early Season Teal

Fast mornings, simple logistics, and direct booking questions.

Teal season is a favorite for hunters who enjoy quick early mornings, warm September conditions, and the chance to see birds move through Southwest Louisiana.

Request Teal Dates

Before the hunt: Confirm dates, group size, licensing, lodge needs, arrival time, and payment policy.
Morning of: Meet early, review safety expectations, load the buggy, and take a short ride to the blind.
Afterward: Wrap up birds, photos, lodge details, and any questions about another hunt.

Property advantage

Private land keeps the trip convenient.

The lodge, property, and blinds are part of the same outfitter operation, which helps reduce driving and keeps mornings easier for the group.

1,700 Acres of Private Property

The lodge and hunting setup sit on private property in Southwest Louisiana, giving groups a contained, easy-to-understand trip plan.

Large Hunting Lodge

A group-friendly lodge, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, and an outdoor kitchen give hunters a comfortable base between hunts.

Short Ride to the Blinds

With blinds on the property, mornings can stay simple: meet up, load the buggy, and ride a short distance to hunt.

Bring list

Hunter checklist.

Confirm any hunt-specific gear before arrival, but this list covers the common essentials.

Current Louisiana hunting license and required stamps
Steel or other legal non-toxic shot shells
Camo clothing appropriate for warm September mornings
Rain gear and waterproof boots
Eye and ear protection
Cooler for birds and personal drinks or snacks
Any required personal medication

Wild bird disclaimer

No honest outfitter can guarantee limits.

Weather, migration, pressure, and bird movement change daily. The guarantee should be honest communication, safe decisions, prepared setups, and a professional effort for every group.

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