outdoors

The State of Louisiana has brought back a black bear hunting season, and we now know how many bears will be harvested this winter.

Louisiana is actually home to a magnificent 2.5 mile-long canyon that is so secret and under the radar, you can't even find it on Google Maps.

Black bears are pretty common in Louisiana these days, but one bear from the "Bayou State" has caught the attention of many on social media.

Is Bigfoot out there? Well, a couple of hunters say that the elusive creature is out there and that they have footage of it in high definition.

As temperatures warm up more and more snakes are on the move, and one man says that he spotted a large snake in North Louisiana.

Temperatures are warming up in Louisiana and with that comes a few unwelcome guests in your home or office.

Take a look at the units for the Louisiana  Department of Wildlife and Fisheries now because a noticeable change is to come.

Hunting or harvesting Black Bears in Louisiana may soon happen after Governor Landry signed a new bill.

A customer at a Walmart store in Central Louisiana said a dangerous snake was in her shopping cart, while in the store.

Heads are turning in Evangeline Parish after this interesting "creature" or figure showed up on the side of a busy roadway.

If you're in South Louisiana and near a body of water you should be on the lookout for "Apple Snails."

A beloved alligator in Vinton, Louisiana was shot and killed by Wildlife & Fisheries and now many are mourning the loss of "Marty."

Alligators are on the move across South Louisiana and now one has been spotted at the Dollar Store in Catahoula, Louisiana.

The "great outdoors" will be indoors this year as Louisiana's largest outdoors, hunting, and fishing show announces changes ahead of this year's event.

One of Louisiana's favorite places to eat and two of Louisiana's favorite places to learn were represented on the recently published list by Forbes.

The mosquitoes in South Louisiana are swarming and they've forced many of us indoors during the evening hours.

We know black bears are everywhere in south Louisiana, but when you see one still on the loose it can still be starling.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife has been listening to your suggestions and they've made some major upgrades in regards to your hunting and fishing licenses.

LSU Head Football Coach Brian Kelly is adapting to the south and he has now found his fishing hole.

Two Months ago Matt Hengst and Jennifer Blackie set out on a pretty daunting challenge...they decided to canoe the entire Mississippi River all the way to the Gulf of Mexico.