Associate Editor Amy Kucera takes “A Turn Through Time” at the Kregel Windmill Factory Museum, as seen in the December 2014 issue of NEBRASKAland Magazine.
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Back Roads
I bristle when someone refers to Nebraska as a “mid-western” state. We are not “mid-western”. We are Great Plains. Mid-western states are to the east of us. Frankly, I have not seen much in most...
Martin Bay Boat Ramp
Yes, I know it is December. Yes, Christmas is only three weeks away. But, I also know with some warm afternoons, and some are in the forecast, there will still be some folks wanting to launch...
Lake McConaughy SRA boating access improvement to begin
LINCOLN, Neb. — The Martin Bay boat ramp at Lake McConaughy State Recreation Area will temporarily close to public access Dec. 3. The closure comes just ahead of a one-year, $3 million capital...
Game and Parks permits make great holiday gifts
LINCOLN, Neb. – Give the gift of going outdoors this holiday season with the purchase of a 2021 hunt, fish or park permit for your family, friends or even yourself. Permits are easy to buy and...
Deadline to apply for mountain lion lottery permit is Dec. 9
LINCOLN, Neb. – Time is running out for hunters to apply for a 2021 mountain lion lottery permit. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will accept applications through 5 p.m. (11:59 p.m. if...
R.I.P. Legend
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Virtual big game presentations scheduled across Nebraska in December
LINCOLN, Neb. – Join the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission in December for a virtual discussion on big game management via Zoom. Staff will talk about big game harvest results and season...
The Outsider
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Not Going to Eat That?
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Clear Creek Goose Hunt
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Ice Bubbles
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Plains Onion
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This is hunting
“Other than family and close friends, this is what I love and had made me who I am.” – Scott Smathers, Nebraska Sportsmen’s Foundation When Scott Smathers’ social post came in front of me, it...
November firearm deer harvest slightly lower than last year
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Fish and Fowl
Going to be “outta the office” for the Thanksgiving holiday. Nope, not going to be the usual holiday. Nothing else has been “normal” this year, why would it be any different for Thanksgiving?...
Cold Water Boat Safety
I know many of you have already winterized the boats. However, I also know that as long as we have liquid water, some will still be launching boats and fishing. We have lots of folks that are...
Extremely Grateful
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Mahoney State Park restaurant closes
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When They Do Not Take It Seriously
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Trenton man injured in Swanson Reservoir boating accident
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