Nebraska pronghorn herds and their largest populations inhabit the western Panhandle counties and Oglala National Grassland.

Nebraska pronghorn population estimation methods and challenges explain permit availability, hunting quotas, and rangeland health indicators.

Nebraska wild turkey poult survival drops due to adverse weather, cold rain, and predators threatening the vulnerable young birds.

Nebraska turkey hunters learn the identifying physical traits, distinct habitats, and population dynamics of Eastern and Rio Grande subspecies.

Nebraska Pine Ridge Merriam’s turkey hunting tactics and distinct wild turkey subspecies behaviors explained for hunters.

Nebraska wild turkey population declines, official harvest data, and reasons behind falling bird numbers across the state from the early 2000s.

Nebraska wild turkey population estimates rely on brood surveys by volunteers and hunter harvest data collected by Nebraska Game and Parks.

Severe Nebraska winter weather, heavy snow, and ice cause bobwhite quail mortality, starvation, and severe population decline.

Southeastern and south-central Nebraska counties contain the densest bobwhite quail populations due to preferred mixed habitats.

Bobwhite quail population trends in Nebraska and annual roadside call count surveys used by biologists to track breeding numbers.