According to many experts on the interwebs, Nebraska’s ice-fishing season has been DONE for a couple of weeks now. BALONEY. Nebraska is a big state. You have probably heard me say before that the state’s geography and climate changes A LOT from one end of the state to the other. You may live in the southeast part of Nebraska, where much of our human population does live, and you may think the ice fishing season is over. It ain’t, not …
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It is Friday, time to lighten up a bit. . . . Most of my blog posts, most of the time, have something to do with fish and fishing, almost always in Nebraska. However, from time to time I like to mix in some about wildlife and hunting or even trapping. This is going to be one of those times. Do not go grumbling and quit reading, follow along. I know you enjoy the whole experience while you are fishing …
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LINCOLN, Neb. – The trumpeter swans of the Sandhills and forestry work in the Pine Ridge are among the many topics featured in the 74-page June issue of Nebraskaland Magazine. Mark Vrtiska, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission waterfowl program manager, writes about the research of trumpeter swan reproduction in the Sandhills. Regional editor Justin Haag’s article about forestry in the Pine Ridge details the collaborative work between landowners and governmental agencies for a more sustainable future for the region’s landscape, …
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