Nebraskaland Magazine
LINCOLN, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Board of Commissioners will consider a recommendation to create three additional multispecies hunt permits when they meet Oct. 18 in Nebraska City.
Those potential multispecies lottery permits are:
– One Super Tag (elk, antelope, deer and turkey) for residents or nonresidents, with multiple $10 entries per person allowed.
– One combination (antelope, deer and turkey) for residents, with one $10 entry per person allowed.
– One combination (antelope, deer and turkey) for residents or nonresidents with multiple $10 entries per person allowed.
Game and Parks currently has a Super Tag for residents that allows one $25 entry
per person.
Also up for consideration will be the authorization of an additional auction elk tag for residents or nonresidents and one lottery bighorn sheep permit for residents. Both would be valid in 2014.
Two acquisitions that would add to existing wildlife management areas (WMA) will be considered: the acquisition of a 130-acre addition to Schlagel Creek WMA in Cherry County and a 183.5-acre addition to Jack Sinn WMA in Lancaster County.
The meeting will begin at 8 a.m. at the Lied Conference Center, 2700 Sylvan Road.
