The black skimmer is considered a bird of conservation need (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
All too often it’s the little things that go unnoticed. And, all too often it’s those little things that matter so much.
The Daily Review Outdoor Writer John K. Flores caught these two eagles taking a bath in a puddle of rainwater while at the Harold J. “Babe” Landry Landfill in
Berwick last week. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
This past week, I utilized a couple days when it wasn’t raining to clean my shed following a large construction project we wrapped up at our house.
Berwick resident Hanna Aliese Oldfather with her first deer taken. According to a National Sports Foundation report, the number of women who hunt has risen dramatically in the last decade. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Hanna Aliese Oldfather took a few deep breaths. She was shaking.
Wyandotte Elementary teacher Adam Rhodes points to a large alligator one of his students, Layf Bella, helped harvest during the alligator season. The picture was one that immediately went on the Wildcat Wall of Fame. The wall of fame was created by Rhodes. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Just outside the Principal’s office at Wyandotte Elementary School in Morgan City is a bulletin board. Across from the bulletin board is also a bench.
National Wild Turkey Federation Web Content Specialist Cassie Scott shoots at a target while using the Quake Industries Stack-a-rest. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Well, it’s that time of year again for my Christmas small gift and stocking stuffer ideas for outdoor men and women.