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Mother and Son Poached Two Bear Cubs in Oregon While Trespassing and Left the Meat to Waste
The pair was sentenced to pay $15,000 and banned from hunting for three years.
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Read MoreAlabama Duck Hunter Drains His Pond to Plant a Fowl Buffet — Is It Genius or Irresponsible?
TikTok says draining the pond damages the aquatic life, doing more harm than good. Who’s right?
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Read MoreDouble Barrel Steak by David Burke at The Preserve is now open!
[RICHMOND, RI, MARCH 1] Chef David Burke, the internationally celebrated culinary superstar,...
Read MorePhoto Of The Day By Larry Holder
Today’s Photo of the Day is “Snowy Geese” by Larry Holder. Location: Decatur, Illinois. “This photo was taken through my…
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Read More15 Ways to Cure Cabin Fever
It’s winter. The daylight is short. The nights are long and dreary. Air temperatures outside are cold, downright frigid at times. There’s probably some snow cover. We are all spending more a lot of time indoors this season, aren’t we? It is that time of year when we get that cooped-up, restless, nothing-to-do feeling that …
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Read MoreAmerican Burying Beetle Reintroduction
Nebraska Game and Parks assists in collecting American burying beetles for Ohio reintroductions By Shaun Dunn, Zoologist This summer, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and partner biologists led and participated in several trapping efforts for the federally threatened American burying beetle (Nicrophorus americanus) in the Loess Canyons and Sandhills regions of the state. The …
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Read MoreGoing Outdoors Alone in Winter: Survival and Splendor
I treasure my time spent alone in nature or in a rural setting, especially this time of year in Nebraska. If I don’t get some alone time in the great outdoors, I end up getting a little restless, grumpy and cabin fever-like (just ask my wife, Polly). Alone time is essential with the hustle and …
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Read MoreWMA Habitat Fuels Songbird Migration
By Stephen Brenner and Joel Jorgensen, Nongame Bird Program managers Migration is a critically important event in the lives of many avian species. This period accounts for over a quarter of the annual cycle for some birds and is extremely risky as individual birds travel long distances through unfamiliar areas. Consequently, many species experience higher …
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Read MoreTargeted Conservation for Pheasants
Targeted conservation for ring-necked pheasants in agriculturally dominated landscapes By John Laux, NGPC Upland Game and Access Program Manager Similar to many surrounding states, Nebraska’s ring-necked pheasant populations have experienced long-term declines – a trend driven largely by continued habitat loss. Over time, changes in agricultural land-use (i.e. grassland conversion to cropland, “cleaner” farming techniques, …
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Read MoreWhat You Need to Know for Late Season Deer Hunting in Nebraska
It is the late period for deer hunting now and things can sure get tougher. So, hear me out. I want to use a football analogy that many of you who hunt deer will understand. For a football team, it is often necessary for coaches to make adjustments to their game plan at halftime. If …
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Read MoreGive Back to the Outdoor Community in 2022
The arrival of 2022 is just around the bend. The new year gives us a segue to reset, recharge and re-focus our energies. In all sincerity, the new year allows us to curb our bad habits, improve ourselves, change our outlook on life to a positive one and see how we can make a difference. …
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Read MoreTales and Tips From the Hardwater
Many of us hunt and fish because of the people we get to hunt and fish with. Some of the best conversations I’ve had on the ice, in a duck blind or while walking through tallgrass prairie have featured topics like family, politics and religion. While stories of greenheads and big bucks fill the air, …
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