Where to Hunt in Nebraska

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Archery Whitetail Hunt

1,170 Acres at Uhing Family Farms in Wynot, NE

Starting Price$275 / Guest

3-Day Muzzleloader Hunt

990 Acres at Spring Creek Hunting | Homestead in Wauneta, NE

Starting Price$3,600 / Guest

Extended Spring Turkey Hunt

700 Acres at Kenning Farms in Hebron, NE

Starting Price$550 / Guest

November Firearm Season Deer Hunt

7,300 Acres at Arapahoe Ranch in Lakeside, NE

Price$5,350 / Guest

Dove Hunt

100 Acres at Happy Hollow Creek in Brownville, NE

Starting Price$20 / Guest

Turkey Hunt

1,170 Acres at Uhing Family Farms in Wynot, NE

Starting Price$250 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Nebraska

Nebraska is famous for its white-tailed deer hunting, with the Sandhills region being a hotspot due to its dense population. These agile and swift creatures provide both a challenging hunt and an excellent source of lean meat. In addition to deer, Nebraska is also home to the elusive wild turkey. With two distinct subspecies - the eastern wild turkey and the Merriam's wild turkey - hunters have ample opportunities to test their skills during both spring and fall seasons. For those interested in waterfowl hunting, Nebraska's Platte River Valley is a must-visit destination. The region boasts significant populations of ducks and geese, making it an ideal spot for both novice and seasoned hunters. If big game hunting is more your style, you'll find Nebraska's prairies filled with pronghorn antelope. Known for their incredible speed and keen eyesight, these animals present an exciting challenge. Don't overlook the small game opportunities in Nebraska. From cottontail rabbits to ring-necked pheasants, these species offer great practice for honing your shooting skills.

Popular counties to hunt in Nebraska

Rich in wildlife, Nebraska offers hunters a chance to pursue a variety of game across its vast landscapes. Among the top counties for hunting in Nebraska is Cherry County. This county boasts an abundance of white-tailed deer and mule deer, making it a popular choice among big game hunters. Its expansive Sandhills region also provides excellent habitat for sharp-tailed grouse and prairie chickens, attracting upland bird hunters from across the country. Another notable county is Keya Paha County, located in the north-central part of the state. It's home to thriving populations of wild turkeys and pheasants, providing exciting opportunities for both spring and fall hunts. For waterfowl enthusiasts, Lancaster County should not be overlooked. Situated along the Central Flyway migration route, it's a prime spot for duck and goose hunting. Further west, Scotts Bluff County offers unique hunting experiences with its rugged terrain and high concentrations of elk and antelope. Buffalo County is known for producing record-breaking whitetail bucks due to its fertile river bottomlands. Whether you're an experienced hunter or just starting out, Nebraska's diverse counties offer something for everyone - from big game pursuits to bird hunting adventures.

Popular hunting methods in Nebraska

Nebraska's hunting methods are as varied as its wildlife. For deer hunting, bowhunting is popular due to the extended season it offers, running from September to December. This method requires patience and precision but can be incredibly rewarding. Rifle hunting for deer is another common method in Nebraska, with a season typically in mid-November. For those seeking smaller game like pheasants or quail, upland game hunting with dogs is an excellent choice. Dogs can help flush out birds and retrieve them after a successful shot. Waterfowl hunters often use blinds or decoys near bodies of water to attract ducks and geese within shooting range. Turkey hunting in Nebraska allows for both shotgun and archery methods. Spring turkey season is particularly popular when birds are more vocal and responsive to calls. Hunters use mouth, box, or pot calls to bring big birds into shooting range. Regardless of the method chosen, all hunters in Nebraska must follow state regulations regarding permits, seasons, bag limits, and ethical practices to ensure sustainable wildlife populations for future generations of hunters.

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