Today marks the beginning of the second split of our 2023/2024 waterfowl season and it closes Sunday January 7th. During the first split our hunters harvested over 3300 ducks in 23 days. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a truly GENTLEMAN’S HUNT here in southwest Louisiana.
You don’t even get your feet wet
Call 888.762.3391 and get Tanya to hook you up.
“WE GOT DUCKS NOW”
Here are a few pictures from the last day of the first split that got in a little late. Enjoy
Afternoon fishing after the morning hunt has been super.
Our popular blast and cast fishing trips have been super with limits of redfish coming to the dock every afternoon.
Due to an unfortunate circumstance 20 blinds for this coming weekend have come available.
Our 1st split was record breaking – 3300 ducks in 23 days and we still have ducks
10 blinds for Saturday December 16th and 10 blinds for Sunday December 17th
To re-book this weekend we are going to offer these blinds at a very special price.
The special price is $750.00 for the blind for 2 people and that’s all inclusive. That is a savings of $270.00 per trip. The trip includes all meals, lodging, fully guided duck hunting trip and more.
CALL 888.762.3391 NOW AND DON’T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY GET BY
SPECIALLY PRICED DUCK HUNTING DATES FOR THIS SEASON
Many of you have asked about our
DUCK HUNTING SPECIALLY PRICED TRIPS
The special price is $750.00 for the blind for 2 people and that’s all inclusive. That is a savings of $270.00 per trip. The trip includes all meals, lodging, guided duck hunting trip and more. These special dates book up very quickly every year so call toll free at 888.862.3391 and check availability now.
SPECIALLY PRICED DUCK HUNTING TRIP DATES
December – Wednesday 20, 2023
December – Thursday 21, 2023
December – Friday 22, 2023
December – Saturday 23, 2023
January – Thursday 4, 2024
January – Friday 5, 2024
January – Saturday 7, 2024
January – Tuesday 16, 2024
January – Wednesday 17, 2024
January – Thursday 18, 2024
CHECK OUT OUR SPECIAL DRIVE-IN RATE OF $600.00. THAT INCLUDES BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND A FULLY GUIDED DUCK HUNT FOR TWO (2) HUNTERS
this offer only applies to the above dates only
We think it’s very important to share this important information with all of our customers, sportsmen and others. The news is super scary right now
mystery canine respiratory illness
The news is super scary right now, You may have heard — there’s a “mystery canine respiratory illness” going around that’s making dogs sick…
And I know how concerned you are for your dog’s health — so I wanted to reach out and share a little about this illness.
Here’s what you need to know
➤ Researchers do NOT believe this “mystery respiratory illness” can spread to you or your non-canine pets.1
➤ Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, wheezing, and struggling to breathe.2
➤ Although it’s not yet clear, experts assume the illness is spread through direct contact with infected dogs (such as sharing contaminated objects like balls, toys, and bowls).3
➤ The illness is more severe than previous known respiratory infections, and has been linked to cases of pneumonia.4
➤ While some dogs have responded well to medication, others are not responsive to typical treatments.5
➤ At this point, researchers don’t know the exact cause of this illness — however, it’s possible a new type of bacterium may be to blame.6
Now, I know this sounds like a lot of “unknowns” with potentially scary consequences…
But the good news is, there are some SUPER simple steps you can take to help reduce your pup’s chances of getting sick.
Here are 5 safety tips to help keep your dog healthy:
#1: Keep calm
The best way to help keep your dog safe in times like these is by staying calm and informed.
I know you’re worried about your pup, but remember — you can take steps to avoid their exposure to this illness…
And drastically reduce your dog’s chances of getting sick.
#2: Avoid contact with other dogs whenever possible
Avoiding exposure to other dogs is the BEST thing you can do to keep your dog safe.
Now, this doesn’t mean you have to keep your dogs in separate rooms if you have more than one pup…
But it DOES mean you should avoid common “public” dog areas, like:
Dog parks Groomers Doggy daycares Boarding facilities
Even skipping doggy playdates with your friend’s and family’s dogs may be a good idea, for the time being.
#3: Wash your hands — especially after coming into contact with other dogs
This next step is super important to keep your pup safe:
Always wash your hands after touching any dog that’s not your own.
There’s still so much we don’t know about this “mystery illness”…
But regularly washing your hands is one of the best ways to reduce the spread of any infectious disease.
So whenever you come into contact with another dog —
Thoroughly wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and warm water before touching your own pup.
#4: Watch your dog for any symptoms
Be on the lookout for symptoms of respiratory distress, like:
➞ Coughing
➞ Wheezing
➞ Shortness of breath
In addition to these respiratory symptoms, your pup may show other signs something’s not right, including:
➞ Sneezing or a runny nose
➞ Red or gunky eyes
➞ Lethargy
➞ Vomiting
➞ Loss of appetite7
#5: Contact your veterinarian if something seems “off” with your dog’s health
If you notice any symptoms like the ones listed above —
Contact your veterinarian immediately.
It’s important you don’t wait, as your dog’s symptoms may worsen quickly.
Note: Your veterinary clinic may have special protocols in place to minimize the spread of this illness.
Contact them before your arrival to see if they have any special check-in instructions.
Elizabeth, I wanted to reach out and share this critical information with you…
So you know what to look out for — and how to act fast if something seems off with your pup’s health.
Your pup relies on you to stay safe, and they’re lucky to have a pet parent like you in times like these.
If I hear any new information about this “mystery illness,” I’ll be sure to update you!
To you and your best friend,
Dr. Marty
P.S. It’s the holiday season —
Which means you may have some upcoming travel plans.
But I strongly encourage you to avoid boarding your pup to protect them from this “mystery respiratory illness.”
Sadly, no boarding facility can guarantee your dog’s safety…
So instead, I recommend one of the following options:
Hire an in-home dog sitter to watch your pup. If you don’t already have one, sites like Rover are a good place to start.
Phone a friend! Reach out to your community to see if any of your dog-free friends or family would be willing to watch your pup while you’re gone.
If possible, bring your pup with you, and stay at a pet-friendly hotel or vacation rental.
Now, I know these options might take a little more preparation and effort…
But taking these extra steps can help keep your pup safe this holiday season.
WE ARE BOOKING UP NOW SO CALL JULIE AT 888.762.3391 AND GET HOOKED UP
We get a lot of companies that use our lodge to entertain customers, employees and etc. – A lot of companies use our trips for sales, services and safety awards.
We can host up 50/60 guests with lodging meals and world class redfish and trout fishing.
LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR NEXT SPECIAL OCCASION HERE AT THE LODGE
BIRTHDAY, COMPANY SALES MEETING OR FAMILY REUNION WE CAN HELP YOU PLAN YOUR EVENT SO YOU WILL ENJOY A FANTASTIC TIME HERE IN SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA
NEW WINTER ITEMS IN THE DOCK SHOP
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE NEW FOR WINTER ITEMS THAT HAVE JUST ARRIVED.
GIVE US A CALL 888.762.3391 OR SHOOT US AN EMAIL AND CHECK OUT THESE NEW ITEMS BY HUK AND GAME GUARD AS WELL AS SHIMANO REELS AND COSTA SUNGLASSES
Beat eggs, brown sugar, molasses and melted butter together. Mix together dry ingredients and add with the boiling water to first mixture. Beat well, then pour into a well greased 13x9x2 inch baking pan. Bake in preheated oven, 350F for 35 minutes. Sprinkle a little powered sugar on the top and serve. YUM YUM