Starting Saturday, Oct. 4, and running until Feb. 28, 2026, this annual event offers outdoor sportsmen the opportunity to partake in a highly popular event.
To participate in these hunting seasons, participants 18 years old or older must possess a basic hunting license.
Hunters are encouraged to take advantage of the many public lands managed by the LDWF, which offer a range of hunting opportunities at relatively low costs.
Those planning to hunt within LDWF Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) must obtain a WMA access permit and adhere to check-in and check-out protocols.
It is important to note that all visitors to LDWF WMAs aged 18 and over must hold one of the following: a WMA Access Permit, a Senior Hunting/Fishing License, a Louisiana Sportsman’s Paradise License, or a Lifetime Hunting/Fishing License.
This ensures compliance with the regulations and supports wildlife conservation efforts throughout the state.
To learn more, you can visit their permit information page online.
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