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2020 Small Game and Waterfowl Guide

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34 | Hunting Info: 402-471-0641 holder or licensed nonresident breeder shall have in his or her possession a sales tag/receipt from the permit holder listing the date, species and number of birds purchased • Game birds obtained for dog training may be kept in captivity without a captive wildlife permit for a period not to exceed 14 days following date of purchase or receipt GAME VIOLATIONS The Nebraska Legislature has passed statutes that increased the fines and penalties for a variety of game and fish violations The new fines range from $25 to $15,000, depending on the severity of the violation and the species involved The liquidated damages (assessed in addition to court costs) are set by the legislature as replacement costs for wildlife taken illegally The damages apply to each animal taken illegally and apply to wanton waste For a complete overview of the specific fines and penalties, visit OutdoorNebraska org Call Nebraska Wildlife Crimestoppers toll-free at 800-742-7627 to report a game violation WHEN IT IS UNLAWFUL TO SHOOT It is illegal to shoot: • from any public highway, road or bridge, including the traveled surface and the right-of-way, whether on foot or from a vehicle, or attempt to shoot any bird, fish or other animal from an aircraft WHEN IT IS UNLAWFUL TO HARVEST It is illegal to harvest: • game birds by use or aid of live decoys; • a legal limit of any species and return to take more of the same species in the same day; • game birds or game animals or falconry except during the legal shooting or falconry hours; • furbearers other than with snares, metal spring traps with smooth jaws or box traps except that raccoon, red fox, gray fox, bobcat, badger, long-tailed weasel, striped skunk, mink and Virginia opossum may be taken by firearm or archery equipment, • or hunt any wild animal or bird from or with a snowmobile; • migratory game birds from a sink box, from any motorboat unless motor is shut off and boat stopped, from a car or other motor-driven land conveyance, from an aircraft, or from a sailboat unless the sail is furled and the boat is stopped; • migratory game birds by driving or chasing them with any motorized conveyance to put them in range of hunters; Paid Advertisement

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