Some hunters don’t want to battle the cold and snow, leaving many public areas wide open for you to chase pheasants, quail and prairie grouse.
Recent Posts
Orville Ralston – Nebraska’s Flying Ace
Orville Ralston had a choice to make. Flying over France, the engine of his Sopwith Camel fighter plane was giving him so much trouble that he dropped out of the combat formation.
Rock Creek Hatchery – 100 Years of Trout Production
Fed by Rock Creek, a series of the largest and coldest springs in Nebraska, the Nebraska Bureau of Fish and Game planned for a new hatchery to supply the entire state with trout.
Deer Antler Crafts
Hunters have endless possibilities for repurposing deer antlers, from practical uses to home décor.
The Light and Dark of Aerial Photography
The contrast of light and dark, and the patterns it creates on the landscape, can be striking.
Waterfowl Zones Explained
To accommodate varying hunting circumstances, Nebraska has four waterfowl hunting zones, providing early- or late-season opportunities, or both.
Nebraska Nature
Newly Discovered Mushrooms
This past June, I spent a week collecting mushrooms with Northern Prairies Land Trust ecologist Chance Brueggemann and mycologist Derek Zeller.
Barbs & Backlashes
Christmas Crazy
Christmas holiday season can be busy and crazy. Some movies and songs capture that experience and we watch and listen to them repeatedly.
In the Wild
Solo Winter Adventures
Greg Wagner shares survival tips for venturing outdoors alone during wintertime in Nebraska for solitude and enjoyment.
