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Good Night
Last blog post I gave a little run down of my fishing adventures this fall. Oh, by the way, we still have open water and I ain’t done yet. I mentioned in that post that fall is my favorite open...
Wildlife Viewing in December
Watch for these signs of wildlife in winter. By Olivia DaRugna, Wildlife Diversity Biologist The cool, crisp air; the silent, still landscape; and fewer hours of daylight — winter offers a unique...
On the Water, Fall 2023
A week ago I gave a report on the hunting successes members of my family have had this fall (Family in the Field, Fall 2023). I did that because I also love to hunt. Unfortunately, as I...
Wanna Build a Fly Rod?
One of the beauties of the outdoor pursuits is that they are full of Do-It-Yourself opportunities. I am betting most hard-core anglers at one time or another have fooled with making their own...
Regulation Reminders and Important Info for Waterfowl Hunters
The holiday season is upon us and it’s filled with many hunting traditions as family and friends get together, especially in waterfowl hunting blinds. For most of us, hunting is about much more...
More Than One Way to Hold a Fish!
Friday, weekend is here, time to lighten up. Having said that, given people’s lack of humor, I am afraid I feel I must also post this disclaimer: The following link and its subject are not meant...
Where Do Insects Go in Winter?
Explore the fascinating ways insects survive through Nebraska’s harsh winters. By Monica Macoubrie, Wildlife Education Specialist For humans, winter means thick, fuzzy blankets, space heaters and...
Family in the Field, Fall 2023
Starting this blog post with a disclaimer. This particular post ain’t going to be about fishing. If that bothers you, quit reading now. However, I realize most of you also enjoy our great...
Your Nebraska State Parks — Indoor Style
When it’s too cold to play outside, check out these fun, indoor activities at your state parks. By Renae Blum When it’s too cold to be outdoors, you don’t have to stay cooped up at home. Try any...
Ice?
A year ago now, I was already on the ice! Over the Thanksgiving weekend last year, spent a bit of time with family pulling some fish through an ice hole! We caught some bluegills and largemouth...
Holiday Gift Ideas for the Hard-To Buy-For Outdoor Enthusiast
I know it sounds cliché, but I’ll be the first to admit it. As a hardcore outdoor enthusiast, finding a holiday gift for me is a difficult task. In fact, whether you hunt, trap, fish, boat, kayak,...
Hunting Mentorship – It’s Not About You
When we introduce newcomers to hunting, we must do so with the individual in mind. By Jeff Kurrus We’ve all messed up at one point here: When introducing a newcomer to hunting — whether it’s a kid...
How to Age Quail In-Hand
Quail wing feathers can indicate a bird’s age, thus providing clues to maintaining high-quality habitat. By Kellie Hayden The features that make our favorite game birds so charismatic also provide...
Thanksgiving 2023
Heading out the door for the long Thanksgiving holiday. This Thanksgiving weekend will be unlike any others for our family. Instead of traveling to “grandma’s house”, we will be staying home...
Booming Bobcats
Something of a mystery, Nebraska’s bobcat population remains healthy. By Justin Haag As I moved among patches of shoulder-high weeds at an abandoned farmstead in search of pheasants, I glanced...
Late Fall Access Updates
Again, by this time I know these news items are not going to be of interest to many. But, on the chance that there are a few that would want to know, and knowing how long it takes word to get...
Very Grateful
The season for gratitude and reflection is upon us. Thanksgiving week is when we remind our families, friends and close associates how much they mean to us and express our sincere appreciation for...
A Guide to the Garter Snakes of Nebraska
Read about the four garter snake species of Nebraska. By Monica Macoubrie, Wildlife Education Specialist Most people don’t think about snakes in November, but with the near record high...
One That Almost Got Away!
Have something for the weekend to make you grin. Admittedly, I found this making the rounds on the internet; suppose some of you might have already seen it. If not, I am stealing it and sharing...
Shot Down in World War II
A story of survival and luck during World War II in the South China Sea. By David L. Bristow, History Nebraska U.S. Navy Ensign John Doyle’s chances of surviving World War II seemed bleak on Nov....