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

We charge $200.00 per hunter. Package deals are available which include Lodging, Meals, and Hunting Trip. Please call for package pricing.

Photos
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	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.	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.
These ducks were shot by Ed Jones, his son, Fletcher, and Capt. Damon McKnight. They are all Gadwall and Green Winged Teal.	Pictured are J.P. and ducks with their mixed bag of Widgeon, Greys, and Teal.	Mixed Bag! Widgeon, Greys, and Teal.
This is the picture of the Old Squaw. It was shot in the Pearl River WMA on Nov. 30th. 2002	Female Ruddy	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.
Second day of Duck Hunting with Billy Ray and Co-Workers. They were looking to shoot some ducks and they found the right place.	Gettin ready for the Pluckin!	Billy Ray and John had a great time shooting these ducks and Dutch(the dog) had a great time retrieving them.
These were the first four ducks that came into our decoy spread. Red head, mottle duck, grey duck, and a pintail.	Kind of a slow morning but still a limit. Mottle ducks, grey ducks, teal, red heads, and one female pintail are pictured.