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Nebraska Hunting News & Opportunities
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Seek quality habitat for upland success this fall
Diverse hunting opportunities await Nebraska’s upland bird hunters again this fall, and those willing to adapt to the changing weather and habitat conditions should find success in many areas of the state. Find more details about what to expect in the 2023-23 Upland Game Bird Hunting Outlook.
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Seasons open for dove, grouse and more
Fall hunting season is finally here. Several hunting seasons open in early September, including archery deer, dove, grouse and other small game and furbearer seasons on Sept. 1. Early teal opened Sept. 3 and fall turkey opens Sept. 15. Find additional season dates online.
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Take 'em Hunting challenge enters fourth year
Nebraska Game and Parks encourages you to introduce someone new to hunting during the 2022-2023 hunting seasons. You'll have a great time, and also have the opportunity to enter the Take 'em Hunting challenge and win prizes for it, including a John Deere Gator from AKRS Equipment.
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Additional Opportunities
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 A four-bird challenge for duck hunters
We invite duck hunters to give the Nebraska Duck Slam a shot! Challenge yourself by attempting to take four birds in Nebraska (a wigeon, mallard, Northern pintail and teal), with a chance at prizes.
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 What to know when getting your HIP number
Remember that when registering for an HIP number, duck hunters will need to choose from two bag-limit categories, or "tiers." This change is intended to help newer hunters. Learn more online.
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 Can you complete the Upland Slam?
Nebraska has great mixed-bag opportunities. Find out how true that is and pursue the Nebraska Upland Slam this year. Is this the year you take it home? Learn more online.
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 Youth seasons provide great opportunities
Nebraska offers youth seasons for both upland birds and waterfowl, giving the chance for a truly great experience in the field with a young hunter. See our website for dates and start planning now!
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 Youth hunting permits are just $8
Youth deer and turkey hunting permits are just $8 for residents and non-residents. Why not take advantage of this opportunity? It's a small price to pay for a lifetime of unforgettable moments.
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 Stay in a state park on your hunting trip
State parks are a great place to stay during your hunting trip. Hunting is available in some parks, or can be found nearby. Spend time in a beautiful cabin or campsite rather than a hotel — or try a new Tentrr campsite!
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street
Lincoln, NE 68503
402.471.0641
www.OutdoorNebraska.org
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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