Dewy wills or spring bayou WMA's

Both are good. This time of year it's best to try and find the button wood holes or flooded bottoms but with it being so dry those are few and far between right now. The main lakes and channels produce ducks but expect competition from other boat blinds setting up nearby.

Was going to try DW this year because LDWF had a big post on La Sportsman that said the Catahoula NWR was closed and that is where we used to walk in hunt (on the Bushley Bayou Unit side north of hwy 84). But I called the Catahoula NWR office and the LDWF office and they both told me that they meant the duck impoundment area south of 84 that is part of the refuge, which has never allowed duck hunting just squirrel I think, and not the Bushley Bayou Unit (at least that is what I was told) but you need the Bushley Bayou refuge permit for it and duck hunting is only on certain days.

I ended up hunting the lake and a buddy's blind on the tensas and never made it out to the NWR or DW. From what all my buddies that have hunted DW have told me is that they give a lot of tickets and the green tree impoundment gets super crowded but if you have a boat you can find some good spots. They have a FB group and people on it are friendly and it looks like they have been killing a lot of deer out there on the WMA. You gotta get their early though to hunt the green tree flooded timber holes and there are only like a dozen or so.

They built a northern waterfowl impoundment north of the diversion canal but they didn't flood it this year. I guess they do it every other year now. But I've seen videos of people killing ducks out there. If the Lake is good, DW should be decent. Some buddies also told me that Beouf WMA would be a better bet, but you need a boat for there I think.

Use that money to pay for gas and get your arse off the internet and go scout

90% of the state wma duck holes are dry as a bone.

Sir.. I'll pay gas and or lunch for someone to Show Me the Areas U retard!!!!