Keep up with the Duckmen throughout the year as the countdown to duck season begins
Duck Commander, a world-renowned leader in duck call manufacturing, shares what the family is up to when it's not duck season in two recent YouTube videos.
From nighttime frog hunting in the Louisiana swamps to an all-out battle against destructive beavers, the Duck Commander crew is taking on two uniquely Louisiana challenges in a pair of action-packed adventures that showcase the outdoors, family, teamwork and the unpredictable nature of life on the Robertson property.
When Miss Kay gets a craving for fresh frog legs, Jase and Jay Stone head into the Louisiana swamps after dark armed with lights and bare hands for a wild night of frog grabbin'. Maintaining property is no small task. It requires responsibility, planning and serious problem-solving skills. In a recent battle against beavers, the Robertson's team up with a professional trapper armed with traps and tannerite to reclaim their land.
Together, the two adventures capture the spirit of Duck Commander: embracing the outdoors, tackling problems head-on and finding plenty of humor along the way. Whether navigating a Louisiana swamp after dark or waging war against an industrious population of beavers, the Robertson family continues to turn everyday challenges into memorable outdoor experiences.
For Duck Commander, it's all part of life in Louisiana—and there is rarely a dull moment when the Robertson crew is involved.
Watch the videos to see how the Duckmen spend the rest of the year when not in a duck blind:
Stay tuned as the Duck Commander Off-Season Antics series continues as the countdown to duck season keeps ticking.
For more information about Duck Commander's leading line of waterfowl hunting products, visit www.DuckCommander.com and follow the Duck Commander team on Instagram, Facebook or YouTube.
About Duck Commander: Duck Commander was founded by Phil Robertson in West Monroe, Louisiana, and grew from a small family operation making handcrafted duck calls into a recognized outdoor brand. The Robertson family later became widely known through the A&E series Duck Dynasty, while continuing to develop and sell Duck Commander products to customers worldwide. Today, the company remains based in West Monroe and continues to celebrate the hunting, fishing and outdoor traditions that have been central to its story from the beginning. To learn more about Duck Commander and the Robertson family, visit the Duck Commander website.