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If you were a frog, it's a scary time, and not just because it's Halloween tomorrow. Daryl Bauer puts it into perspective: https://t.co/tWNWqb66Ux https://t.co/y8SrgsTxe3
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Read ArticleTop safety tips for hunters
LINCOLN, Neb. – From August through May, nearly 180,000 Nebraskans head to the field each year in search of various game. Whatever the quarry may be, hunters adhering to these safety tips reduce...
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Read ArticleHunters, anglers should be aware of Bordeaux Creek WMA stream survey
LINCOLN, Neb. – Pine Ridge hunters and anglers should be aware of stream survey work on Bordeaux Creek Wildlife Management Area and U.S. Forest Service properties near Chadron during the week of...
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Read ArticleSleep Tight, Kermie
It is the eve before Halloween, and who doesn’t like a good spook story? What if you were a frog? It had been a great summer. Water was all through the hills. The meadows were wet, grass was...
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Learn some seasonal recipes, tips, and techniques about hunting and cooking wild game from our own @NEBland_Jen! @NeblandMagazine Learn more: https://t.co/KhSZoNAyIx https://t.co/tubS8WcoOs
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With trout stockings across the state, now is the perfect time to compete in the trout slam! Catch one of each of Nebraska's four species to win a special certificate and pin. Learn more: https://t.c
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Deer hunting is about more than just spending time afield with a bow or firearm in our hand. It's a chance to learn about ourselves. Read: https://t.co/ASv8k69bBN https://t.co/G12R2I46hR
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RT @JudyWuSmart1: A new bumble bee colony ready for visitors @NEGameandParks #SchrammEducationCenter. Here's some yummy wax-coated pollen balls. @UNLExtension #unlbeelab https://t.co/YkXOYFolk0
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The public is invited to review and comment on the 2021-2025 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan: Guiding Success in Nebraska Outdoor Recreation until Nov. 6, 2020. To view the Plan, visi
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RT @k_holland3: 🐟Today the #5thgrade @BertrandVikings connected live with @NEGameandParks to learn about Nebraska fish. This was a great lead-in to our #troutintheclassroom project we do during the se
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So what do you do after taking your shot? That's the subject of today's hunting FAQ. https://t.co/m6uz8G1Wvr
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This beautiful female rainbow trout can be viewed at the James Family Conservatory at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park! James Family Conservatory is open year-round and daily with free exhibits on plant a
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Congratulations to Jacob Uphoff of Lincoln, the first youth finisher of the NGPC Duck Slam! Jacob harvested the four required birds: Teal, northern pintail, American wigeon and mallard. Want to enter
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Read ArticleAhead of Their Time
There might be a few high school kids who hunted more than Blaine Dorn and Kobe Clevenger. Or harder. Or more passionately. But there can’t be many. From the start of the archery deer season in...
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Read ArticleDry Spotted Tail Creek in the News
Simply want to link to another newspaper story in this blog post. Recently, the Scottsbluff Star-Herald ran a great story on the wetland and stream restoration project on Dry Spotted Tail Creek. ...
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Read ArticleFinding the Right Duck Call
I remember getting my first “real” duck call. It was a gift from a friend, and I couldn’t wait to give it a try. After several failed attempts to make it sound like a duck, I realized that maybe...
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Read ArticleReflecting on the Crown-tipped Coral
One morning last July, I was riding in a UTV down a trail at Indian Cave State Park with ecologist Krista Lang, when I blurted out “Stop, stop, stop!” What had I seen? What had so excited this...
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Read ArticleFive Wingshooting Tips
‘Tis the wingshooter’s favorite time of the year. With quail, pheasant and waterfowl seasons open, why wouldn’t it be? Keep these tips in mind this month: Know the loads you’re shooting. Pellet...
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