The Duck Hunting in Venice, Louisiana is now regarded as the last frontier of truly unbelievable locations for duck hunting. The beautiful Mississippi River Delta provides the perfect habitat to attract thousands of ducks back to the area year after year. The Delta provides a home to the largest number of species of ducks during November to January, which makes every hunt exciting -- you never know what you will be shooting at next. On a hunt in Venice, you will get the opportunity to bag Pintail, Wigeon, Gadwall, Green and Blue Winged Teal, Mottle Ducks, Mallards, Shovelers, Red Heads, Canvasbacks, and Scaup. You might also get a chance to get one of our more rare species down here which include Buffleheads, Ruddy Ducks, and Golden Eyes.

• We can accomodate groups up to 30 hunters.
• Overnight Lodging is available at the marina.
• A Lousiana Hunting License and all duck stamps are required.
• You must provide your own shotgun and shells.
• Most hunts are in groups of three including the guide.
• Chest Waders are a must have.

Pricing

Please call 800-318-1720 for pricing!

Photos
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The Ravignac Crew. Teal, Gray Duck, Widgeon, and Spoonies. Mr. Gillete from Minnesota with his first pintail. Jan. 5th, 2008 Wilkenson Jr. with his first Pintail and a nice mess of ducks Jan. 4, 2008 Rovig Family-Widgeon, Grays, and Pintail-Jan. 4, 2008 Nice Pintail-Rovig-Jan. 3, 2008 The Colosino family with a nice kill of Grays, Pintail, and Teal. Matt Leland with his limit of ducks. Pintail, Teal, Mottle duck, and Gray Ducks. 12/20/07 Scott Verdin with a bag of ducks and geese. 12/16/07 This little lady got a red head drake and a canvasback drake. 12/15/07 The Joey Brandt gang with a nice mess of ducks. Greys, pintail, Widgeon, Mottle Ducks, and Teal. Kevin M. and J.P. Solis opening morning limit Nov. 10, 2007. Greys, Mottles, Pintails and Teals The pintail in Venice are unbelievable. December 26th, 2007 The Milam group with some beautiful Drake Pintail. Shot December 28th, 2006 J. Burgoyne with red heads, canvasbacks, wideon, pintail, and teal. Shot. December 21st, 2006 Mallards, Teal, Widgeon, and Greys. Shot December 16th, 2006 Pintail, widgeon, and a gadwall. Shot 11/30/06 5 gadwall on a quick afternoon hunt. Nov. 21st, 2006 Procter with a nice greenhead. Nov. 18th, 2006 Procter bagged greenheads, gadwalls, pintail, widgeon, and redheads. This is the Venice Grand Slam when it comes to variety of ducks. Shot Nov. 18th, 2006 Mike with a nice limit of ducks. Shot Nov. 17th, 2006 The Coot Crew with a few of the ducks they shot on 11/11/06. K. Mcknight with his limit of ducks on opening morning. A mix of mottle ducks, widgeon, teal, pintail, grey duck, and widgeon. 11/11/06. The Don Nowell Group with their limit of teal. Sept. 15th, 2006. Two man limit of Teal Sept. 2006. 7 blue winged teal and 1 green winged teal. Geese and Canvasback on this hot January morning. Geese, green wing teal, ringneck, widgeon, and grey duck. Not bad for a quick hunt. Mr. Tom Muller and son with a fine mess of ducks. Green Head and a Pintail for this young man on a cold morning. Throw a few teal and widgeon on top of that and he had an awesome morning. B.B., Jeff B. and D.M. with a mixed bag of greenheads, red heads, widgeon, and teal. Kind of a slow morning but still a limit. Mottle ducks, grey ducks, teal, red heads, and one female pintail are pictured. These were the first four ducks that came into our decoy spread. Red head, mottle duck, grey duck, and a pintail. Billy Ray and John had a great time shooting these ducks and Dutch(the dog) had a great time retrieving them. Gettin ready for the Pluckin! Second day of Duck Hunting with Billy Ray and Co-Workers. They were looking to shoot some ducks and they found the right place. A quick 1 man limit. These ducks were shot by Damon McKnight and retrieved by Dutch (dog in the picture). Plenty of ducks in Venice, La. Female Ruddy This is the picture of the Old Squaw. It was shot in the Pearl River WMA on Nov. 30th. 2002 Mixed Bag! Widgeon, Greys, and Teal. Pictured are J.P. and ducks with their mixed bag of Widgeon, Greys, and Teal. These ducks were shot by Ed Jones, his son, Fletcher, and Capt. Damon McKnight. They are all Gadwall and Green Winged Teal. These are some of the ducks that were killed by Floyd and members of his group this morning. Slow morning but they still had some unlucky ducks flying. A stealthy afternoon hunt produced these green heads, one mottle duck and one Grey duck. The total on the hunt was 5 bluewing teal, 2 greenheads, 2 mottle ducks, and 2 grey ducks. One short of a two-man limit. Blue Wing Teal shot during Teal season in 04 Mike and friends with their limit of Greys, pintail, widgeon, and teal. David Eller and Friend with a limit of ducks The Walker Family with their limit of Pintail Drakes. Little Walker with a female pintail and male widgeon Another limit of ducks-Day Two opening morning 2004 A mix of duck opening morning in 2004. Mostly Mottle Ducks. Art B., Jeff B. and Kevin M. with a limit of a variety of ducks. 8 hunters and 48 ducks. Widgeon, Pintail, Greys, Teal, and Red Heads. With 5 Geese as well. Amazing morning of duck and goose hunting. 45 snows and blues with ten ducks to throw in.