Duck Commander

Several photo ops and a lot of interesting things to look at inside. I enjoyed looking at all of the different duck calls and what they are for. I purchased one of Miss Kay’s candles, cupcake scented, smells so good! Also, one of Si’s tea cups! Fun! I will visit here again!

Not a lot to see — this is just the store to buy Duck stuff at — they have some displays outside like their semi trucks and stuff
They have added to their parking lot space which is nice and added a snow cone service outside.
This used to be the place that they manufactured the duck calls in but no longer done at this location — they have bought another facility to do that in now — and this is primarily for tourism and used for show filming

Great place to get your Quack on! Fun selection of novelty items and actual hunting gear. If you’re a fan of the show you will enjoy it quite a bit and have the opportunity to take a picture with the guys via a green screen they have set up. The employees are very friendly and helpful. Keep up the good work guys :)

Lots of fun to go and see the iconic shots that you see on the TV. My only complaint is that everything is WAY expensive! I can understand duck calls and hunting gear being expensive… but my son brought me a small 6″ stuffed duck he wanted to buy and it cost $ 13! No thank you! We had a good visit, looked around, got to meet Martin and Jep as they were heading out to lunch so that made the trip worth it.

What a royal disappointed they didn’t offer any newborn size clothes. Didn’t even get an apologize from their employees.

We had to at least stop by to check it out while passing through. So glad we did. We were surprised to see that we could get shirts and hats for a reasonable price. Who doesn’t love $ 10 tshirts?!

Really a neat place to visit if you’re a fan. Seemed a little pricey but there are a lot of things you can’t get anywhere else. If we had the time and the weather was better you can take a driving tour to places they have shot in town or eat at Miss Kay’s Diner.

So disappointed! Driving back to Dallas from New Orleans and decided to go 100 miles out of our way to Monroe (Duck Commander)… It’s just a STORE! Nothing else! NO TOURS! Just MERCHANDISE for sale! You don’t see anyone but 2 diesel trucks out front painted w/​duck dynasty.
Suggestion — Create a tour of the warehouse and how the duck callers are made and maybe a free duck caller afterward with some of SI’s Ice tea? How about a bus tour showing where and how they live along with a bite to eat afterward at Duck Diner?

Loved it!
The warehouse has became a little gift shop! My family enjoyed it! I’m only giving it a 4 star rating because I went there expecting a working warehouse but other than that we loved it

Was pretty cool to see and gran a couple souvenirs on site. It is just as you see on the show.

As part of Uncle Si the Christmas elf event we were able to take a tour of the warehouse the duck call room, the conference room where the guys ate donuts when Willies Office assistant was planning a meeting, played basketball at their hoop in the warehouse and toured Willies awesome office all I can say is it was wonderful!
We also went to the Whites Ferry Rd., Church of Christ on Sunday and met Al, Jase, Missy, Jep and Jessica, River, mountain man, saw Godwin and Phil taught our Sunday school class it was fantastic.
We also went to Haskell’s donuts and met Godwins sister and brother-​in-​law who own the shop. The donuts are great. They make a wonderful apple fritter that’s big enough for three people to eat. My only disappointment is I was not able to see Miss Kay she and the girls for another church that Sunday. It was a fabulous weekend for sure.

Really cool place to visit, we took our kids, & let them pick out a duck call, it’s basic but nicely spread out lots of items to choose from, great photo props, they have the largest duck call displayed to see along with many other cool things to see!

What can I say… it’s Duck Dynasty (Duck Commander Warehouse) at its best. I stopped here last summer and the gift shop was very plain. They did a great remodel and it is simply outstanding! I am a huge fan of this show as well as the family. America’s Honest Christian Family!
There are several selections to chose from for adults & kids alike. Such a great place to visit and worth every moment of your time. Don’t forget to go to Willies Duck Diner just around the corner! There is also Willies Watering Hole across the street.
The employees are fantastic and are very helpful. Thank the Good Lord for this family, their business, their show, and their bold faith walk. Well done they good and faithful servants — AMEN!

After attending a work convention in New Orleans, a friend and I grabbed a rental car and took a day trip up to West Monroe. We are both big fans of the show so we didn’t mind the 4 hour drive. We drove up on a Monday morning and arrived at the shore around 11am. The warehouse looked exactly as it does on the show. very big, lots of photo ops outside. The original DC store inside the warehouse obviously became overran with fans as the show grew popular, so they expanded it into the whole front end of the warehouse (same side where the truck ramp is that you always see on tv). So the overall store space was a fairly decent size. There was a lot of merchandise to browse thru, but I bet if you go late in the day or on a busy weekend, it probably gets super picked-​over. Prices were about the same as what they sell for on their website. Lots of photo ops. The store associates were very friendly and items are bagged up in cool paper DC bags. The BEST thing about the trip there were all the surprisingly celebrity sightings!!! While we were outside taking pics, Willie drove by in a camo Z4 and waved to us! Later, we saw Godwin, Missy, Jep, and Rebecca as they were going in and out of the warehouse. We didnt get to formally meet them but they were very friendly and waved to everyone. And just before we decided to leave, Sadie showed up in the store and did a meet-​and-​greet with fans! We got her autograph and a picture with her! We were so pumped! Anyway, if your a fan of the show, I would recommend stopping by. Cant guarantee that you’ll see anyone but its a cool place and it was worth being able to say «I was there»!! (Side note, I would recommend checking their event calendar on DC website. That way you’ll know if the stars will be out of town on the day that you want to visit)

We went to Duck Commander as part of the Duck Dynasty tour and loved it. We were looking around and it turned out Si was to be there that day to meet. We got there around 9am, and shopped around about an hour before finding out Si was to be there. So around 10, we stood in line for 2 hours to meet Si and it was well worth it. The only down on that was you couldn’t pose with him, pictures of him only– not with him. My boyfriends son was very excited since when he got to Si, Si talked to him for a minute– it was really cool!
We bought quite a few cool things for us and a few for relatives and friends in California and the prices were very affordable.
Staff was great as well.

I am a fan of the show, and I am a fan of the store. I am not a fan of going there and there are no actors there to see me. HA HA! :) We had fun — lots of stuff to look at, lots of fun gadgets and apparel. I want to return and spend a few days in Monroe/​West Monroe, so I can check out the area a little more.
There are things on sale — I found a couple shirts for $ 7.99 and $ 9.99, as well as a poster for $ 5.99. Very reasonable. The ambiance of the store is fun, but there were so many people there!

If you love the show… and you’re in Monroe… there’s only one place to go… Seriously, we were passing through town, and could not help but stop and get our picture made in front of the famous «Duck Commander» sign. Place looks just like it does on the show, with one pretty noticeable addition. They’ve added a store right in the middle of the warehouse. They do not give tours of the warehouse, or the assembly space that you see on the show, which is understandable.
The store has a nice friendly feel to it, and is awash in all things Duck/​Buck Commander. Shirts, hats, toys, coffee cups, mugs, keychains, you name it… you can get it. But they also sell gear for hunters. They carry a large assortment of duck/​turkey calls, Yeti coolers, and a lot of other items in the store similar to that.
Major props to the Duck guys for keeping the prices low in the store. Most shirts were $ 10, some were $ 5, and the most expensive was $ 20. Even the duck calls were priced well. Only wish we could have seen one of the crew from the show… but hey… you can’t have it all…

This place might be even cooler if you are a fan of the show. It’s the sort of tourist thing people do who visit the area from out of town. There are LOTS of people and some people line up by the backdoor parking lot to catch a glimpse of the Duck Dynasty cast as they leave or enter the premises. But to me, an innocent bystander, this was just a gift shop of random items. Yeah, you can definitely purchase a super fancy duck caller-​whistle thing, or any t-​shirt you have ever dreamed about with the Duck Dynasty cast’s face upon them. This might be your cup of tea depending on your fan status.

I have to say that I was a little shocked when I turned the corner and saw the throngs of people and cars that have descended on this place! Also, a little disappointed as I suppose that in my head I was envisioning it being a sleepy little place as it is shown on the show. I’m happy for the Robertson’s and their popularity, however.
It seems that they are doing what they can to make themselves available to the fans. Apparently the cast members rotate on shifts where they meet and greet folks, with a pretty long line waiting to say hello and have a photo taken and/​or a shirt or other bit of memorabilia signed. If you are lucky, you might meet Si, Willie or Phil as others have stated in their reviews. I’m not sure how long they can keep up the meeting and greeting, however! It must be exhausting.
There is a small shop that sells mostly t-​shirts and other memorabilia. The line for the register was quite long as well. In my head, I pictured them having more of a sportsmen’s shop with duck calls and all that. I didn’t look too hard to see if they sold duck calls there. The focus was clearly on the memorabilia. Of course, that is the stuff these visiting people want to buy anyway.
It is so busy that there are police out in the street directing traffic. The poor folks who live in the houses right there are probably not thrilled with the situation. I’m sure that the city and/​or the Duck Commander folks are going to have to do something to relocate either the warehouse or the folks who live on the street — or something else. It is very clear that the state and city are very eager to capitalize on the popularity of the show so they will undoubtedly be accommodated somehow or another.

They’ve been in business for over 40 years selling duck calls in my home town. This headquarters is literally just down the street from where I grew up. Phil Robertson is the founder of the company and gave up his football career as the QB at La Tech and let Terry Bradshaw take the reins so he could go hunting full time and make duck calls. This family are the stars of the hit reality show on A&E called Duck Dynasty. They are authentic, real people and are exactly as you see them on the show. If you’re a fan, come by this store and visit with them. They just might be there… unless they’re out hunting.