For fans of the hit A&E reality show Duck Dynasty, the name “Duck Commander” is more than just a brand — it’s a symbol of family, faith, and good old Southern charm. But have you ever wondered where all the duck calls, outdoor gear, and TV show magic come to life? The answer lies in the heart of West Monroe, Louisiana, where the Duck Commander headquarters continues to thrive as both a family business and a tourist hotspot.
Why You Should Visit Duck Commander
Visiting Duck Commander isn’t just about celebrity sightings or fan gear—it’s about stepping into a legacy built on hard work, family values, and love for the outdoors. Whether you’re a lifelong duck hunter or a fan of the show’s humor and heart, West Monroe’s Duck Commander offers a truly memorable experience.
So next time you’re in Louisiana, make sure to duck into West Monroe, because no trip is complete without a stop at the home of the Duck Dynasty!
The Flagship Store and Warehouse
Located in West Monroe, LA, the Duck Commander Warehouse is the very location where much of the action on Duck Dynasty was filmed. This isn’t just a production set; it’s a working warehouse and retail gift shop that fans from all over the world visit to get a taste of the Robertson family’s lifestyle. The iconic Duck Commander/Buck Commander sign stands proudly at the entrance, offering a perfect photo opportunity for visitors.
Inside the store, guests can browse and purchase official Duck Commander merchandise including duck calls, apparel, outdoor gear, and other memorabilia to remember their trip. The gift shop reflects the fun, quirky, and faith-filled culture that the Robertson family is known for.
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Duck Commander The Museum
In 2022, the experience expanded with the opening of the Duck Commander Museum, a massive 10,000 square foot space that takes guests deeper into the world of the Robertsons. Featuring 15 immersive galleries, the museum showcases everything from family artifacts and hunting gear to detailed set recreations from the Duck Dynasty show.
Fans can walk through scenes made famous on TV, view behind-the-scenes props, and even learn how a duck call is made—just like Phil, Willie, Jase, and Uncle Si would do it. There’s even a sensory duck hunt experience that places visitors right into the middle of a hunt with the Robertson crew. It’s a perfect destination for families, outdoor lovers, and fans of all ages.
Museum Hours and Ticket Info
The Duck Commander store and museum are open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with self-guided museum tours available starting at 9:30 a.m. The last entry is at 3:30 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased on-site or online at duckcommandermuseum.com. While you don’t need a reservation for groups under 20, larger groups are encouraged to contact the team ahead of time at customerservice@duckcommander.com for assistance.
