Author: Nebraska Hunting Hub Editorial Team

Mountain lions returning to the Nebraska Pine Ridge and how researchers track these elusive predators using modern evidence.

Nebraska coyotes and bobcats present challenges for landowners, controlling rodent populations while impacting local game and livestock.

Canada geese subspecies, migration patterns, feeding habits, and social structures shape successful waterfowl hunting tactics across Nebraska.

Nebraska’s lack of a Sandhill Crane hunting season stems from biological, historical, and cultural factors regarding migration.

Sandhill crane migration along the Platte River brings nearly eighty percent of the world population to Nebraska for spring feeding.

Nebraska spring snow goose migration patterns and conservation order hunting rules explained for waterfowl hunters.

Nebraska’s Rainwater Basin wetland network supports local duck production and provides vital resting habitat for migrating waterfowl populations.

Bighorn sheep restoration in Nebraska explains the history, reintroduction efforts, and challenges of bringing these animals back.

Elk damage in Nebraska causes agricultural crop losses and management challenges for landowners and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

Nebraska elk herds feature a historical journey from widespread plains presence to extirpation and twentieth-century conservation restoration efforts.