Observers of cranes are encouraged to record number of birds, location, type of activity, and, if it can be determined, the number of adults and juveniles.
Nebraska welcoming massive whooping crane migration Read More »
Most of the state’s best pike waters are located in north central and northwestern Nebraska; however, eastern Nebraska anglers have an excellent location at Lake Wanahoo in Saunders County to catch and release pike into the 40-inch range.
Now is the time to target Nebraska pike Read More »
It’s the first known case of chronic wasting disease in deer in the county.
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Close to 195,000 cranes were on the Central Platte River as of Feb. 27. That figure was around 66,000 just a week earlier.
Migrating sandhill cranes converge on Nebraska ahead of schedule Read More »
The record-low number of hunting incidents in 2016 coincided with a year in which a record 10,111 hunter education certificates were issued.
Hunting accident reports at all-time low in Nebraska in 2016 Read More »
By tracking the lambs, biologists hope to get a better idea of what is causing so many of them to die in the Pine Ridge area of Dawes and Sioux counties in northwestern Nebraska.
In Nebraska, bighorn sheep tracking effort sets sights on future lambs Read More »
All-time high harvest marks set for mule deer bucks, cow elk and total elk.
Big game harvest records across the board in Nebraska Read More »
Four deer test positive for chronic wasting disease
CWD found for first time in southeastern Nebraska Read More »
Feedback sought on big-game issues
Time to talk big game in Nebraska Read More »
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