Nebraska Pheasant News
Bird Dog Parade Wags into Nebraska on January 28th
Jan. 12, 2011A parade of nearly 40 sporting dog breeds will open Pheasants Forever's National Pheasant Fest 2011 at Omaha's Qwest Center on Friday, January 28th. Nebraska outdoor personality Greg Wagner will serve as Grand Marshal of the National Pheasant Fest Bird Dog Parade.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will conduct firearm hunter education apprentice instructor training classes at the Ak-Sar-Ben Aquarium, 9 a.m.-noon, Jan. 13, according to Nebraska Hunter Education Coordinator Mike Streeter.
There's More Than 10 Weeks of Pheasant Season, Lots of Roosters Left - Nov. 15, 2006
Hunters who may have missed the opening of Nebraska's 2006 pheasant hunting season and didn’t hunt birds during the firearm deer season, will be happy to know there are still a lot of roosters available to them in all most area of the state.
Did You Miss Opening Day? Don’t Worry -- the Pheasants Are Still There - Nov. 02, 2006
If you missed the opening day of Nebraska’s 2006 pheasant and quail hunting seasons last weekend, don’t let it bother you. The vast majority of the birds are still alive and well, strolling through the fields looking for waste grain and lounging in heavy cover.
Hunters Reminded to Protect Hunting Dogs from Toxic Algae - Aug. 28, 2006
LINCOLN, NE - Early season bird hunters should take plenty of water into the field for themselves and their dogs and remember that toxic algae that can be fatal to dogs may be present in some lakes and ponds in or near the areas they hunt.
HIP registration is required to hunt migratory birds this fall - Aug. 17, 2006
This years Nebraska dove hunting season opens Sept. 1 and hunters are reminded they must register with the federally mandated Harvest Information Program (HIP) and must carry their registration number with them when hunting any migratory game birds -- dove, duck, geese, snipe, rail, coot or woodcock -- during the 2006 hunting seasons.
