As a kid growing up in a small lake town in the ’70s, hunting was something Todd Mills could do on a small budget, and it’s still true today. Read his advice.
Stories
Paddlefish Snagging: A History of a Unique Fishery
Today, the American paddlefish is the only remaining paddlefish species worldwide, and one of Nebraska’s most fascinating fish species.
Deer Fangs
While we all have observed deer or pictures of deer with antlers, have you ever encountered a deer with fangs or tusks — canine teeth?
The Amazing Camouflaged Looper
It’s hard to pick a favorite insect, but I have anyway.
More Water for Wetlands
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service pumped groundwater at 24 of the 94 wetlands they own and manage for wildlife, helping maintain the habitat that wasn’t lost to agriculture and development.
Rules of the Marsh
Hunting public land doesn’t have to be a nightmare. Here are some common sense and safety rules to the marsh.