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Tailgating
from 2019 FALL
Tailgating is not unique; however, no one does it quite like Louisianians do.

PHOTO: MARCY MAURER
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When we gather with friends and family just before the big game, it is one of the largest social gatherings of the year.

PHOTO: LARRY JESTER
You don’t have to know other tailgaters to be welcome in their group. Some fans camp out to claim their ground for amazing views of the stadium.

PHOTO: EVAN EPPERSON
Others choose to tailgate at favorite meeting spots off-site.

PHOTO: MARCY MAURER
Tailgating parties are launched throughout thousands of homes and sometimes a simple burn pile with hot dogs and marshmallows does the trick. A few hours listening to a football game with friends often heals the stress of ordinary days. So get ready, tailgating season is here!