Entries Tagged Nebraska

If you plan to release a fish, then it makes sense to do everything you can to ensure it will swim away in the best possible condition.

If you love bowhunting wild turkeys, this must-see video might become your all-time favorite.

This video is proof you don’t need tons of expensive gear to be a successful duck hunter.

Doubling down on a Nebraska multi-species bird hunt requires a prime location and a double dose of specialized gear.

Jason Hamilton was fishing solo at night on the Missouri River in Nebraska and released a blue catfish that probably weighed more than 100 pounds. It likely would have been a new state record.

Not many 3-year-olds have the skill to shoot a wild turkey, but Jax was prepared with a shotgun that fit his small frame, and he practiced diligently at the range prior to the hunt, too.

One great way to obtain permission on private land is to offer to remove a doe — or three — from the deer herd.

A gray wolf was recently killed in the Corn Husker State — the second in three months — as the Great Lakes population expands its boundaries.

New research indicates that the nation’s largest private lands conservation program, the USDA Conservation Reserve Program can magnify its impacts on bobwhite quail, grassland birds and other wildlife if applied to the landscape at scale in locations already targeted by complementary management activities.

In the latest game warden chronicles, Oregon officials charged three men with dozens of violations that could have a total penalty of more than $162,000.

Whitetail property owners are usually encouraged to implement a significant doe harvest program, but one Nebraska land manager disagrees.

Hunters are feeling the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, with Nebraska wildlife officials halting sales of nonresident turkey licenses and some states' restrictions impacting travel.

Patience mixed with a strong will and knowledge allowed this Cornhusker whitetail Yoda to build a dream property for big whitetail bucks.

Can one bowhunter recover from blowing the shot of a lifetime, regroup and come back to find success?