From Nebraska Game and Parks <[email protected]>
Subject Outdoor News: Paddlefish snagging; Commission meeting; trails challenge
Date June 20, 2024 6:36 PM
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Trails challenge continues across state

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Where will your summer adventures take you? How about trekking along a gorgeous Nebraska trail?

Your Parks Adventure continues through Oct. 31, giving you the opportunity to explore more than 45 designated trail locations across the state. Find the selfie stations at each and submit your photo online for a chance at prizes, including outdoor gear and a two-night cabin stay.

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Game and Parks to consider 2025 mountain lion season

Nebraska Game and Parks will consider recommendations for a 2025 mountain lion hunting season at its June 21 meeting in Ogallala. The meeting begins at 8 a.m. Mountain time at the Petrified Wood Gallery, 418 E. 1st St. For the first time, a hunting season will be proposed for mountain lions in the Wildcat Hills.

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Paddlefish snagging permits accepted July 1-14

Applications for paddlefish snagging permits will be accepted by Nebraska Game and Parks from July 1-14.

The application period opens at 1 p.m. Central time July 1. Mail applications must be received by Game and Parks’ Lincoln office by 5 p.m. Central on July 14, while online applications must be received by 11:59 p.m. Central on July 14.

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Education events to attend in July

Ready to have fun and learn something new? Check out the variety of Nebraska Game and Parks education events coming up next month. They include a nature photography workshop for seniors, a kayak cleanup at Lake Zorinsky, a birding program for all ages and more.

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OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES


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Event celebrating pollinators

Join us for a buzz-worthy event celebrating pollinators at Prairie Pines Nature Preserve in Lincoln. Learn about bees, butterflies and more through interactive activities.

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Explore the science of milkweed

You've likely heard how important milkweed is for monarchs. But did you know other species benefit from milkweed too? Learn more in this virtual event June 27.

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Discover fishing at a free event

Give fishing a try at an upcoming Community Fishing event. These events include free instruction as well as loaner rods and reels and bait. Find an event near you!

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Dave Armstrong's Crappie Shed

Dave Armstrong owns the Crappie Shed in Sterling, Nebraska, which is the size of a master closet and has nearly 1,000 lures for sale. Read more about Dave's story.

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Why you should leave wild babies alone

This time of year, you may spot a wild baby animal such as a deer, bird or rabbit. While it's natural to want to rescue it, the best thing to do is to leave it alone. 

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Top reasons to fish for bluegill this summer

Next time you go fishing this summer, don't forget about the bluegill. It may be a smaller fish, but its qualities make it a great catch in every sense. Here's why.

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