Best Parish in Louisiana for the Sportsman

Plaquemines FTW! You have Venice, what else do you need?

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Plaquemines FTW! You have Venice, what else do you need?

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I would say Terrebonne or Lafourche

I agree with Hat. Possibly Terrebonne since they have a hooters, but we have the crossing bar with full nudity.

Tensas

Rapides

Just not enough diversity in the southern parishes.

Rapides you have freshwater fishing, all kinds of hunting from every type of landscape, from hardwood bottoms, river bottoms, piney woods, hills, farmland, etc.

You always have a huge tract of public land in Kisatchie National Forest, which has the longest trail system in the state for backpacking, hiking, mountain bike riding, etc.

Then you also have that it is located in the center of the state. So you have access to the parishes in the south with their inshore and offshore fishing.

And you have have access to Toledo Bend, Red Dirt Reserve, and the hardwoods of the northern parishes.

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except for turkeys

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no turkeys is a huge strike, IMO

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Rapides

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Then you also have that it is located in the center of the state

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Toledo Bend

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I quoted the above because I feel like you need to take into account having to live in tha Parish. Living here is pretty cool by me.

Overall hunting and fishing, Tensas, Madison, or Concordia. Probably with Tensas on top.

Huge deer, world class duck hunting, great fishing and recreational lakes. Also, doves, rabbit, squirrel, turkeys, pigs, gators, and whatever else you want to shoot.