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Oct. 17 release party for Little Salty hard cider
You're invited to a release party for Little Salty, a limited-edition hard cider benefiting Nebraska wildlife conservation and education.
This salty-and-sweet apricot cider is the second in a collaboration with Glacial Till Vineyard. It celebrates the Salt Creek tiger beetle, a small insect that is a big deal in Nebraska's rare saline wetlands.
The party is 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 17 at Glacial Till Cider House and Tasting Room in Ashland. Be among the first to this tasty new beverage! Learn more at the link below.
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Commissioners to consider sportfishing orders
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will consider amendments to sportfishing orders when it meets Oct. 10 at Niobrara State Park. These orders regard daily bag limits, possession limits and open areas.
A variety of other topics are on the agenda, including proposed wildlife amendments and multi-year plans created by Game and Parks. The meeting is open to the public and will held in the Eagle View Group Lodge at the park.
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Tips for drivers to avoid collisions with deer
Deer are more active this time of year, with breeding season underway and crops being harvested. That also means increased risk for drivers. Nebraska Game and Parks has tips to help avoid collisions, which include wearing a seatbelt, slowing down and staying alert.
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Fall color in October: Tips for Nebraskans
The magic of fall color in Nebraska is on its way. You may be wondering, what are the best ways to view it? Our tips include heading for the water, gazing down from an elevated spot, or picking a place with a variety of tree species. Read more for details and additional ideas.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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 Pumpkin carving fun at Calamus
Enjoy an amazing pumpkin display, plus carving your own, at Calamus State Recreation Area on Oct. 18. Other activities include kids' games and a downhill pumpkin rolling derby. Don't miss it!
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 Celebrate Hallowfest at Ponca State Park
Join us for a spooky good time at Ponca State Park! Two Saturdays of fun are offered, Oct. 11 and 18, with haunted hayrack rides, a pumpkin roll, s'mores, games, food and more.
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 Indian Cave hosting Haunted Hollow
All kinds of Halloween fun is on tap at this gorgeous wooded park. Kids can trick-or-treat at Volkswagen buses, and guests of all ages can enjoy haunted hayrack rides and a pumpkin roll.
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 Reminder: Rainbow trout being released
Did you know? Nebraska Game and Parks fish hatcheries are now stocking 10-inch or greater trout in waters across Nebraska. Round up a fishing buddy or two and take advantage of it!
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 The science of deer rubs
For deer, a rubbing on a tree or fencepost can be like a giant billboard announcing a buck's territory. But other uses exist. Read more as a biologist explains this phenomenon and what it can teach us this time of year.
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 A comeback story: Bluebirds rebound
Eastern bluebird lovers, good news — this delightful species seems to have rebounded after a bitter winter in 2021. Read more as Nongame Bird Program Manager Joel Jorgensen explains.
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FEATURED PHOTO
From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 Indian Cave State Park is 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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