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Read Article2021 Fishing Guide
Still waiting on the “hard copies” from the printer, but you can see the 2021 Fishing Guide here: 2021 Fishing Guide. Make sure to page through, we have made some format changes. There were not a...
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Get to know your local conservation officer — reach out to them with any questions related to laws, report a violation or just say hey! Learn more: https://t.co/fA5be0JcXM https://t.co/YNcHRa7ukj
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Did you have any long-weekend outdoor adventures? 📸: Justin Haag, Dawes County https://t.co/fAF1Dsjw8M
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Read ArticleUphoff first youth to complete Duck Slam this season
LINCOLN, Neb. – As he often does, 15-year-old Jacob Uphoff of Lincoln used a day off from school last fall to go hunting with his dad. That October day, he completed the Nebraska Duck Slam, making...
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RT @k_holland3: Trout in the Classroom is in full swing here in our #5thgrade @BertrandVikings classroom. Today we began our journals to document the progress and shared the water quality data on a go
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It's #triviatuesday! Fort Hartsuff, now a state historical park, was established as a military post in 1874. How many stars would have been on the American flag flying over the fort in 1874? #NEpar
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RT @TheReader_Omaha: For those with pro-level winter gear, a fishing permit and an auger, fishing is a year-round passion! #icefishing, @NEGameandParks, #nebraskaicefishermen, @SCHEELS , @NEFishandGa
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Read ArticleGoing Outdoors Alone: The Splendor of Solitude
I treasure my time spent alone in nature or in a rural setting, especially this time of year in Nebraska. If I don’t get some alone time in the great outdoors, I end up getting a little restless,...
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The Cheyenne Buttes of the Pine Ridge don't just offer a scenic vantage point. They were witness to a notorious historical event in 1879. @NeblandMagazine has more: https://t.co/LQUSzEJ2yC https://t.
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Read ArticleEagle viewing
North Platte, Neb. – The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District viewing facilities at Lake Ogallala State Recreation Area and the J2 facility at Johnson Lake State Recreation Area...
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Read ArticleGame and Parks seeks grazing tenant
North Platte, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is looking for an agricultural tenant to graze at least 20 cow/calf pairs, feeders, replacement heifers, or other combinations of cattle...
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A mink story from fisheries biologist Daryl Bauer. Story: https://t.co/GEpze0fgah
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January is half over which means the upland game season is coming to an end. Get out there and experience all that Nebraska has to offer! More information: https://t.co/wPJmiZIWae https://t.co/0jW58B
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"It was especially fun placing this sticker on the windshield. As I was capturing this sunrise at Chadron State Park in May, I had no idea it would one day be featured on vehicles throughout Nebraska.
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Read ArticleLip Mink
Mink are one of my favorite animals. It has been a while since I blogged about them. Reminds me of a story. . . . A few years back my cousin, son and I were winding up a day of ice-fishing on a...
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Right place, right time! River otter enjoying breakfast on pond near the Platte River in Hall County. 📷: @cchilders64 #riverotter #otters https://t.co/5IsLvOiA8E
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