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Get ready for firearm deer opener on Nov. 15
Are you ready? Firearm deer season kicks off this weekend, Nov. 15, and you don't want to miss it.
Keep safety at the top of your list, and remember to check your deer through Telecheck or one of our physical check locations. You can find a place to hunt with the Public Access Atlas.
Best wishes for your hunt!
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Attend a big game meeting this winter
Have feedback about big game issues in Nebraska? We want to hear it! Hunters and landowners are invited to attend a big game meeting this winter, either virtually or in-person. Hear big game updates, interact with staff and get your questions answered this December and January.
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Permits for 2026 available beginning Nov. 15
Looking for a great holiday gift, or simply want to get ready for a great new year outdoors? You can start buying Nebraska Game and Parks permits for 2026 on Nov. 15. These include annual hunt (small game), fishing, fur harvest and state park entry permits — a ticket to wonderful experiences in nature.
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Enjoy a Thanksgiving meal at Mahoney State Park
Sit back and let us do the cooking! Eugene T. Mahoney State Park is offering two delicious options for Thanksgiving dining: a buffet at Carl's, the park restaurant; and a fine dining experience at Crete Carrier Lodge, a beautiful event facility on-site. Get your reservations in today!
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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 Fly tying workshop for beginners
Make a fly of your own to take home and connect with other anglers at this workshop. Join us Nov. 22 at Schramm Education Center for some fly tying with the Cornhusker Fly-Fishers.
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 A holiday hike at Wildcat Hills
What winter wonders does Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area have in store? Explore it all during a festive holiday hike Dec. 13. Expect nature games, holiday-themed activities, even hot cocoa.
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 See the Tri-State Overlook at Ponca
Ponca State Park is well-known for its gorgeous forested trails. This fall, bring a few friends and hike to the Tri-State Overlook, which offers picturesque views of three states plus the Missouri River.
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POPULAR ONLINE
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 What is a trophy fish, really?
To Daryl Bauer, a trophy fish can be different — and more — than simply a big fish. It can be what you make it. A memorable catch on a special day can land it in your personal hall of fame.
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 What trail cameras can teach us
Trail cameras offer us something unique: the chance to peek into the hidden lives of Nebraska's wildlife. They're more than just tools for hunting. Here are just a few of the tales they've uncovered.
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 Taking quality images with your deer
With just a little extra effort, you can preserve the moment of your deer harvest with a quality photo. Here are some tips to keep in mind, courtesy of an award-winning photographer.
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FEATURED PHOTO
From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 A bighorn near Peterson Wildlife Management Area.
Justin Haag/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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