I need help finding a duck lease for work!

Try the outdoor board

That's a heck of a job perk, if I ever heard one...

Be very cautious of a crawfish/rice farmer that already doesn’t have committed hunters. Good luck. You’re up against a big task depending on your budget.

Company lease is great if the company is willing to pony up for a camp or houseboat. is willing to own water craft in its name and also has employees to spare for odd jobs at the lease along with help guiding customers. Add those to the yearly cost of the land and you could book 5-6 weekend group hunts At an established place for the next 20 years and not have to lift a finger.


ETA: we had a company deer/duck camp from 96-03 and back then we spent $15k for yearly lease. Built five mud boats, bought the existing camp for $25k and probably spent $600+ a weekend on food, gas and booze even back then. Oh and we had to build a generator barge with 20kw diesel. Now this was a lease you had to get to by boat so that adds extra hassle. We also spent many a weekend keeping ditches clean and building stands.

Just take the clients to Doug’s in Gueydan

I would def do paid hunts way easier, less to worry about and it lets you spend more time with the customers and not having to worry about planning meals and everything else.

Good Duck lease are hard to come by. Chances are if land is on the market there is a reason.....

You could rent a property or a blind, but odds of having a solid blind are very low.

For what you'd spend I'd say consider the paid hunts. If you double/triple that budget you could lease something decent....if you can get in.

As others have said, I would book trips with an outfitter. Way less hassle for you. Swla is swamped with guide services these days and they get all the best properties. Plus, there are a lot of people in the area that will knowingly rent you the worst gar hole for $10,000, knowing you aren’t gonna kill anything. Plus, if geese do get on your farm, they’ll put out cannons or shoot them out your field. Good luck.