you and a friend, or a spouse, or your family were coming to the wetlands of South Louisiana? I would seriously like to know, based on your knowledge of this area or what you’ve learned from this blog, what would you like to do and see while down here for a few days? Would you…
My wetland tour business has existed for several years now. Are folks beating down my door? No. Why? Because the majority of folks in the northern part of this state and the rest of the nation and world have no idea the spectrum of wildlife and marine life and botanicals and insects that can be…
Bayou Woman has a job. Yes, you heard me correctly. I have a job. Not just any job. I get to work with cool people and do cool things in my job. Please try not to be too jealous when you see photos like this . . . . . . in connection with my…
That was the question of the day today, as my fishing buddy Diane and I attempted to fish in high winds and muddy waters. Remember, we really are die-hard fishermen. And even though we remembered the ice for our seat cooler, which held our sustenance for this trip, both captain and deckhand forgot the ice…
First, the winner of the Community Coffee Canister. This goes back to the two fishing posts from last week. There were 25 comments, not counting mine. And the winner is: Random Integer Generator Here are your random numbers: 3 Timestamp: 2009-07-06 00:23:58 UTC Going back to last week’s first fishing post, the third comment is…
Okay, so I haven’t been blogging every day or even every other day. I’m here, late at night, before I lay my weary head down, to ask your forgiveness. . . . and to report just a glimpse of what I’ve been up to this week, besides managing Camp Dularge. I managed to get in…