In spite of budget cuts, continued problems with the BP oil spill and a plethora of other challenges, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Robert Barham feels good about the Department's accomplishments during the year just ended and is optimistic about the opportunities for the agency in 2012.
We caught up with Barham earlier this week and asked him to assess LDWF's major accomplishments during 2011 and what he expects for the year just beginning.
Christmas is here but it is sometimes difficult to get a clear vision of what it's really all about when filtered through clouds of war, political upheaval, famine and di...
There's this guy in my hunting club who feels sorry for me because he knows that if I want to eat fish this time of year, I'll have to open a can of tuna.
His benevolence ...
Her name was Susie. She was owned by the parents of my future son-in-law, Keith. During deer season one day long ago, I shot a doe, followed and lost the blood trail and ...
Athletes nominated by active member coaches
Every year, the Louisiana High School Coaches Association (LHSCA) hosts the All-Star games. This special tradition allows senio...
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