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re: Public waterfowl hearing Jefferson Parish (Updated with notes in OP)
Posted on 9/24/15 at 9:56 am to Da Hammer
Posted on 9/24/15 at 9:56 am to Da Hammer
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At the meeting last night Larry Reynolds said they Bossier City meeting was the most heated meeting they have had. It was well attended and the NW part of the state would like the season to open Nov 7 have no split and end first week in January as proposed by the meeting attendees. They have great dislike for a later close, so putting NW and NE together would make NE happy but likely upset the heck out of NW. It seems there is no "easy" fix at this point that will make everyone happy and I suspect the powers that be can't make everyone happy but I would love to see things a bit different than they are now.
Yeah, being in Shreveport I can see why some feel this way. I hunt east zone and South Arkansas and always have other than a stray hunt around home but many here want to shoot the early grey ducks and teal. The red river holes are notorious for being mostly grey holes and always have been versus the mallard hunting in Arkansas and NE LA. Seems like you could leave the Red River area which is currently in West zone aligned with the proposed "west coastal" grouping and this would still work.
Posted on 9/24/15 at 11:12 am to TigerDog83
NW Louisiana harvest data is much more similar to the coastal area than to NE Louisiana. NE LA is the Mississippi Alluvial Valley; NW LA is Piney woods with the highly altered Red River Valley. There is a reason why in 1975, the first year that any state was allowed to create zones, Louisiana created a West Zone and an East Zone rather than a North Zone and South Zone.
North and South Zones are not optimal for ducks, but would work fairly well for geese because NW LA just doesn't have many.
North and South Zones are not optimal for ducks, but would work fairly well for geese because NW LA just doesn't have many.
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