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By Julie Geiser This tax season, consider donating a portion of your refund to the Nebraska Wildlife Conservation Fund when filling out your 1040N form. The fund supports Nebraska’s nongame and endangered wildlife that do not fall under the Pitman-Robertson Act, which protects game and furbearing species. Over 2,000 species […]
The muzzleloading deer season runs the entire month of December, giving hunters more time in the field and a few other reasons to hunt this seaso
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.
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 are social animals who communicate with sounds and signs. The signs they leave behind and how to interpret them can be clues for hunting success.
For small creatures that live around your property, those piles of leaves, dead plant material, twigs and stems help keep them alive over the winter months.