Four day-rate blind leases across the South Louisiana waterfowl season. No per-person fees, no surprise charges, no hidden costs.
We lease private land across South Louisiana and offer it as day-rate blind access. Your group shows up, the blind is brushed, the decoys are out, and you hunt. No guide. No one looking over your shoulder. Just a properly set-up blind on real hunting ground, at a price that makes sense.
Pricing is straightforward and charged per blind, per day — no per-person fees, no surprise charges, and no hidden costs. The rate depends on blind size (3–5 vs. 6+) and can vary a little by location. Every rate below covers the hunt, a managed brushed blind, and decoys.
Rates shown are for 3–5 hunter blinds. We also run blinds for groups of six to eight — call (337) 852-6950 for that pricing.
Each lease is a full day in one blind, reserved exclusively for your group.
The core of the season — mallards, gadwall, widgeon, mottled ducks, specklebellies and snows over a brushed pit blind on South Louisiana rice and pasture.
Nine days of fast, low, warm-weather shooting. Blue wings and green wings buzzing a flooded rice field before the big ducks ever show up.
Nine days on black bellied whistling ducks — a South Louisiana specialty season most of the country never gets a shot at.
Our lowest day rate, held for the youth and veterans weekends. A quiet blind, low pressure, and room for a kid to figure it out.
Exact date coming soon. Call (337) 852-6950 to reserve your blind, or book directly through the widget on this site. Up to two straight days in the same blind, and you can lock in future dates with a deposit as long as they’re open.
For now, all our locations are pre-brushed pit blinds, mostly in rice fields and pasture ground. Everything is walk-in access with parking close by — walking distance varies, so we’ll match you to a spot that fits your comfort level.
Have your own side-by-side or four-wheeler? You’re welcome to use it, depending on the property. We’re also looking into drop-off options for an added cost if we see enough interest. Boat-access marsh hunts aren’t in this first phase.
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