River Bend Sportsman's Club
River Bend Sportsman's Club operates as a member-run hunting club on private lease land in Louisiana. As a Tier 1 DMAP property, members hunt under a managed deer program that issues separate buck and antlerless tags—deer killed on the lease don't count against your LDWF Big Game License tags or the...
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River Bend Sportsman's Club operates as a member-run hunting club on private lease land in Louisiana. As a Tier 1 DMAP property, members hunt under a managed deer program that issues separate buck and antlerless tags—deer killed on the lease don't count against your LDWF Big Game License tags or the 6-deer limit on non-DMAP properties.
The club maintains: - Member waiting list (limited availability) - Annual work hour requirements or $100 fee (due by September 30) - Dedicated stand assignments (4 stands per member maximum) - Pin-in log system for hunter location tracking
Buck restrictions are enforced: 1st buck requires 14" inside spread OR 16" main beam; 2nd buck requires 14" inside spread OR 19" main beam. Violations result in $100 fines.
Members are allowed: - Maximum 2 bucks and 2 does per season - Archery season: October 1-15 (bucks only), October 16-February 15 (either-sex) - All deer must be tagged immediately upon recovery
- •Safety is non-negotiable. Requirements include:
- •Safety strap or harness for elevated stands
- •Maintain 200-yard distance from other hunters when possible
- •Hunter orange recommended while traveling
- •Stands must be 150 ft from property lines (West Feliciana Parish ordinance)
- •Immediate notification if cell phone alert received—hunters must leave the woods
- •Scouting allowed anytime; check board to avoid active hunters
- •Do not hunt other members' stands without permission
- •Stands must display member ID visible from ground
- •Report stand violations or unnumbered stands to board immediately
Brandon Stafford (985-515-2670), the LDWF DMAP Biologist, delivers tags before each season. All harvest data is recorded by the club—do not call kills in to LDWF.
The club provides property maps, kill records, and maintains updated Charter & By-Laws accessible to all members.