BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced that Louisiana's National Hunting and Fishing Day will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28, at four locations across the state. The event has been hosted by LDWF since 1982 and it is typically held every fourth Saturday in September, according to a news release. At this year's event, attendees will be able to try their skills at the shooting ranges, fishing ponds and boating activities. According to a news release, attendees can also learn about wildlife with live animal demonstrations. Check out the four locations across the state of Louisiana that will be hosting this year's event. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge: 480 Richland Place Drive, Monroe. Waddill Wildlife Refuge: 4142 North Flannery Road, Baton Rouge. Woodworth Shooting Range: 661 Robinson Bridge Road, Woodworth. Bodcau WMA: 171 Ben Durden Road, Haughton. When, where does Louisiana deer season start? Learn about hunting around Baton Rouge According to an LDWF news release, "Each location’s event varies but all include exhibits on LDWF’s research and conservation efforts, shooting and fishing demonstrations, and exhibits from local chapters of Ducks Unlimited, the Safari Club and the Coastal Conservation Association, as well as local businesses." Latest News One person holds $1 million Mega Millions ticket in Louisiana What residents need to know about homelessness, mental health in the capital region Big Game Bound: Can the Steelers remain perfect, or will the Colts play spoiler? Man accused of impersonating police officer, hitting potential burglary suspect with gun arrested Senate sends bill to avert government shutdown to Biden's desk