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By Jeff Kurrus While I’m quite fond of traditional white-tailed deer shoulder mounts, European mounts — showing just the skull and antlers — are a spectacular alternative. For my first European mount, I removed the head and as much hair as possible, boiled the “stuff” attached to the skull on […]
It is extremely difficult to restore the rare blowout penstemon, but encouraging efforts are underway.
When discussing Fort Robinson State Park, fishing may not be the first thing that comes to mind. Perhaps it should be.
Jesse and Casey Campbell of Grand Island aren’t nuts, but their packing list has become extensive since they took their son, Harris, hunting when he was 2 months old.
Tax-deductible donations to the Wildlife Conservation Fund play a vital role in conserving Nebraska’s wildlife.
When I first started working with Nebraskaland as a college student in the mid-1990s, my nickname among at least some of the magazine staff was “the dewy bug guy.”