Waterfowl hunting & conservation is our passion! We cover everything outdoors, from the blind to the banks. Come along with us as we hunt and fish our public land reserves and bayous throughout "Sportsman's Paradise". Tune in for interesting interviews and takes from much of the industries most intriguing outdoors companies, content creators, guides and historians, as we discuss various topics as they pertain to our pursuit of waterfowl & everything outdoors. This is who we are......This is Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors!
Squirrel Opener Recap: Ewing's Grocery, Étouffée & Big Fox Squirrels
Opening weekend of squirrel season is in the books. Huge fox squirrels over two days at hunt camp — stalking them quietly on a hot, humid Saturday and Sunday morning as a front pushed through. Plus a hidden-gem country store in Innis, a stop at Juneau's Cajun Meat and Market, crawfish étouffée Friday night, squirrel gravy Saturday night, and a couple of birthdays around the camp.
29 Sept 2026
Where It All Started: Squirrel Season in Evangeline Parish
Before the ducks, before the lease, before any of it — there was a single crack-barrel shotgun and the woods behind the house."
In this episode, we go back to where it all started: squirrel season in Evangeline Parish. With the 2026 opener landing Saturday, October 3 (season runs through February 28), it's a look at the mornings that made a hunter — the unwritten rules of still-hunting, sitting quiet, listening, and reading the timber — and the lessons those woods taught that carry straight into the duck blind: patience, woodsmanship, and knowing when to move and when to sit still.
There's also a look ahead to opening weekend at the camp where the ritual continues. And we want to hear your story: where did squirrel hunting take place in yours, and who first took you into the woods?
16 Sept 2026
My Motion Decoy Hotlist For Finishing More Ducks In 2026
Want to finish more ducks over your decoy spread in 2026? In this episode of the Last Stop Waterfowl Outdoors Podcast, I’m breaking down my Top 7 Motion Decoys for the 2026 duck season.Motion can be a game-changer when ducks are circling, looking, and just need that little extra reason to commit. I’ll go through seven different motion decoys, the brands and specific models, what makes each one useful, and where I think they can fit into your spread.Some of these are motion decoys I’ve personally hunted over and have firsthand experience with. Others are models I haven’t added to my spread yet, but after researching them, they’re on my list of the next ones I plan to buy.This isn't about saying you need every motion decoy on the market. It’s about looking at the different options available and understanding what each one brings to the spread so you can decide what makes sense for the way you hunt.Whether you're hunting public land, private property, flooded timber, marsh, rice fields, or small water, there may be a motion decoy on this list that can help you put a few more ducks in the boat.What motion decoy has made the biggest difference in your spread? Drop it in the comments!
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