The project is the first time Game and Parks biologists have specifically attempted to capture lambs to outfit them with transmitter collars and take samples to determine what diseases and pathogens the newborns may already
State officials say it’s the second confirmed instance of a cougar killing livestock in Nebraska in modern times.
If spring and early summer weather is moderate, production of young should be good this year.
It allows hunters to donate whole field-dressed deer at participating meat processors, food pantries and other charitable organizations. In 2016, a record 528 hunters participated, and Nebraskans received more than 28,000 pounds of venison.
In 10 years of collecting broodstock, 1,633 pallid sturgeon have been sampled.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission’s carnivore program manager “very concerned about this.”
Numerous changes coming in 2017-2018 for deer, antelope and elk.
According to the survey, which was open only to 2016 fall turkey hunters, 63 percent were satisfied with their hunting experience. The results are based on 1,114 responses.
Commission has scheduled required boating safety courses at locations throughout the state in the coming months. The home-study option of the course allows participants to download and study materials online before attending a three-hour review
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