When Clint Bowyer comes to town to meet with Willie, the guys join Willie and Clint for lunch at this regional Barbeque place. For over 30 years, they have been serving up tangy sauce on pork, beef, and sausage. You might want to try the sweeter spicy ribs that are finger licking good. Or for a twist, this is the one Barbeque place that serves fried catfish, a favorite of the locals. Whichever you choose, you are sure to enjoy yourself, just like the Duck Commander guys!

When the air-conditioning goes out at the Duck Commander Warehouse in the summer, the duck call room is too hot for anyone to do any work. The guys think of all sorts of ways to cool down from creating a pool in the back of a truck to a redneck water park. For a quick cool down, they head to Debbie’s Snowballs. When the heat rises all over town, this is a great place to cool down. The Robertson's know the snowball is a definite stop in Louisiana heat. Uncle Si says it can give you a “brain sneeze - your brain wants to sneeze and it can’t, so it just hurts!” Choose from a variety of flavors or try getting your snowball stuffed with Debbie’s ice cream!

Not only is this where most of the action and antics on the show take place, the Duck Commander Warehouse is still an active part of the ongoing family business. There are great photo opportunities under the infamous Duck Commander/Buck Commander sign, as well as the RV or 18-wheeler promoting the Robertsons. Duck calls are still being produced daily by the Robertson's and friends on site. You will definitely want to duck into the store and grab some great Duck Commander items to remember your trip. Also, you can view the largest duck call created to commemorate the Duck Commander’s 40th Anniversary. If you’re lucky, you may spot one of the Robertson family members coming and going. They are always glad to take a picture and sign items. You may even hear them testing a duck call or two.

When Si takes home the $2000 gift card at Duck Commander Casino Fun Night, he selects a massage chair for the duck call room. Willie makes him take it back, and a detour to get pizza lands them at this family fun entertainment center. Si says it has the best pizza in town, but Willie wants to get back to the office. Si, the ultimate kid, finds a way to spend his winnings for a large gorilla and pizza. You don’t need that much money for a fun filled time, just have a blast playing with the family. You can climb the rock wall, challenge someone to putt-putt or laser tag, drive go-carts and play games like skeeball and whack a mole. Can you beat Uncle Si's collection of tickets for prizes?

Si gives Bella a few lessons on how to play soccer and Willie and Jase lose Si’s favorite sweet tea cup! Willie and Jase team up to find Si's cup! Forsythe Park encompasses over 53 acres with picnic areas with metal and wooden pavilions, park restrooms, bandstand/stage area, a 9-hole golf course, putt-putt golf, tennis courts, softball, soccer fields, and children's park.

A hot donut is one of life’s wonders according to Jase. Just down the street from the Duck Commander Warehouse/Store, you can stop in for fresh, hot donuts at Haskell's. As usual, all things with the Robertson’s develop into a competition. In “Of Matresses and Men”, a trip to get hot donuts becomes an eating contest between Si, Martin, Godwin, and Jase. As we all know, Si whooped them good. He knows a good donut, Jack! Can you eat as many as Si? There may not be a camper as a prize to win, but the donuts are worth the stop.

When Phillip McMillan puts out a Redneck Challenge to Willie “Dimples” Robertson, the lawnmower races are on! Willie and his pit crew work to beat Phillip even if it is for second to last. You see the Ike Hamilton Expo center featured as the racing location. Here, you can take a picture in front of the statue of Mr. Ike, the namesake of the building, and Doc-o-lena, his famous horse. You might luck out and catch a livestock show or event as this facility stays full of activity year round, even the occasional lawnmower race.

Willie can grow the Duck Commander business, but he doesn’t know how to grow grapes for wine. See Landry’s Vineyard featured in Sauvignon Beard episode. This is a family owned vineyard where Jeff (the expert in the show)and Libby Landry grow, age, and bottle their own wines. The beautiful tasting room is open each Saturday and by appointment during the week. Also, a great Saturday afternoon can be spent with family enjoying their concerts in the vineyards with live music, tractor tours of the vineyard, and great Cajun cuisine. Check their website and Facebook page for dates. While there, try the Blueberry Merlot or Redneck Red. You'll want to take a bottle home with you!

Jep spends an afternoon with his family at the zoo getting a VIP tour! He hears about the ducks at the zoo and decides to donate a duck blind exhibit. See all sorts of animals!

When Willie wants to diversify his portfolio, he visits the Masur Museum. He looks to buy a piece of art and enjoys some wine that leads him on a new business adventure in “Sauvignon Beard”. Enjoy this local art museum and the changing exhibits.