How Many Acres the Atlas Covers
The Nebraska Public Access Atlas details hundreds of thousands of acres for public hunting, fishing, and trapping opportunities.
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Where to Get the Nebraska Public Access Atlas
The Nebraska Public Access Atlas shows state lands, federal properties, and Open Fields and Waters Program tracts for hunting.
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Open Fields Tracts Best for Deer
Nebraska Open Fields and Waters tracts provide public deer hunting access when hunters analyze aerial imagery in the Public Access Atlas.
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Open Fields Tracts Best for Pheasants
Nebraska Open Fields and Waters program tracts provide public pheasant hunting access on hundreds of thousands of private acres.
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Liability Protection for Enrolled Landowners
Nebraska landowner liability protections through the Open Fields and Waters program and how they reduce risks for hunters.
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Enrolling Your Land in Open Fields
Nebraska landowners enrolling in the Open Fields and Waters program receive financial compensation and state liability protection.
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Fishing Access Through Open Fields
Nebraska’s Open Fields and Waters program leases private land to expand public fishing access to ponds, rivers, and wetlands.
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Dog Training on Open Fields Ground
Nebraska Open Fields and Waters program rules for dog training on private lands, featuring public access and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission regulations.
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Whether Open Fields Tracts Change Yearly
Nebraska Open Fields and Waters tracts change yearly because private landowners enroll in agreements lasting one to three years.
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When Open Fields Signs Go Up
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission white and green signs appear between August and October for hunters on enrolled private land.
