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Commission to consider nonresident big game permit fees
Nebraska Game and Parks Commissioners will consider fee increases to some nonresident big game permits at an upcoming meeting on Oct. 13 at Fort Robinson State Park. Also on the agenda are sportfishing orders relating to daily bag limits, possession limits, length limits and open waters fishing areas.
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Public input invited in revising Legacy Project?
The public is invited to be part of updating Nebraska's state wildlife action plan, better known as the Nebraska Natural Legacy Project. An outline of conservation efforts and priorities for Nebraska's most vulnerable plant and animal species, these meetings offer a chance to learn more about the plan, ask questions and offer feedback.
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Oct. 21-22 Special Youth Pheasant Hunts planned
Several locations across Nebraska will be stocked with rooster pheasants ahead of the upcoming statewide youth pheasant, quail and partridge season. Open to youth 15 and younger, the season provides an excellent mentored hunt opportunity for aspiring young hunters.
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Take advantage of Nebraskaland fall special offer
The 2024 Nebraskaland calendar is here! Always a crowd pleaser, these calendars look great on your wall and are perfect for gift-giving. And, if you act fast, you can take advantage of a special offer that bundles a 1-year subscription and a 2024 calendar together and saves money.?
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OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES
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Nature journaling and hike at Schramm
Start enjoying a new hobby this fall: nature journaling! Join us at Schramm Park State Recreation Area on Oct. 12 for an introductory workshop followed by a scenic sunset hike.
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Halloween Haunt at Johnson Lake
This Oct. 14 event at Johnson Lake State Recreation Area includes pumpkin painting, campsite trick-or-treating, kids' games, face painting and wildlife demonstrations.
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Pumpkin-themed event at Calamus
Pumpkins are the star of the show at this fun event, hosted by Calamus State Recreation Area. Enjoy pumpkin carving, a downhill pumpkin rolling derby, an amazing pumpkin display and more.
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Exploring the 'stinkers' of the animal kingdom
Skunks aren't the only animals known for foul smells. In Nebraska, we have an entire group of musty smellers known as mustelids. Read more to learn about this interesting group of creatures.
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Learn where trout are being stocked
Have you heard? Cutthroat and rainbow trout are being stocked statewide, and the schedule is now online. Find a lake near you and bring a newbie ? trout fishing is great for beginners!
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Nebraska's vibrant fall colors
Fall in Nebraska features more than just lots of red. Read about the varied colors and hues that can be found outdoors in the Cornhusker state and wide range of plant life that sports them.
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From Nebraskaland Magazine:
Start planning a trip to Indian Cave State Park, known for its stunning fall color. Eric Fowler/Nebraskaland Magazine
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street Lincoln, NE 68503 402-471-0641 www.OutdoorNebraska.gov
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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