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Nebraska Hunting News & Opportunities
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Late season upland hunting opportunities include the Upland Slam
Upland game seasons last through Jan. 31, 2023, and late season opportunities often yield memorable hunts. You also have time to work on the Nebraska Upland Slam: Bag four species and take home an official certificate, pin and bragging rights, as well as the chance to win prizes from Pheasants Forever.
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Late season deer opportunities abound
The final weeks of deer season are here, but opportunities to fill your freezer still exist. A season choice permit allows for late season antlerless firearm deer harvest through Jan. 15, or choose a river antlerless late firearm permit to continue hunting through Jan. 31.
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Be aware of changes before spring turkey season opens
A heads up to all turkey hunters: Changes are headed your way in 2023. Become familiar with them before the season opens; learn more at the link below. Also, you can begin purchasing spring season permits Jan. 9.
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Additional Opportunities
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 Take part in the Nebraska Duck Slam
There are still waterfowl seasons open right now, giving you time to work on completing the Duck Slam. Successful hunters earn a pin and certificate, and may win prizes from Ducks Unlimited.
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 Bring someone new hunting, win prizes
Submit a photo of yourself hunting with someone who is just beginning hunting, or has let hunting fall by the wayside. You'll be automatically entered to win prizes, including a Gator.
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 Enter multispecies lotteries
Hunt multiple big game species on a single permit: Enter the Super Tag or Combo lotteries. With options for both residents and nonresidents, this is your chance to win a permit unlike any other.
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 Provide input on elk plan
Nebraska Game and Parks is seeking public input on potential changes to elk management unit boundaries. Join us for the Jan. 17 public information meeting or submit your comments online.
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 Save money with three- and five-year permits
If you're an avid hunter, save money ? and the need to buy a new permit each year ? and buy a three- or five-year permit. It's an investment you'll enjoy.
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 Join us for statewide big game meetings
Offer your feedback on big game issues during public informational meetings this month. They include an open house, presentation by biologists and time for questions.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street
Lincoln, NE 68503
402.471.0641
www.OutdoorNebraska.org
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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