Nebraska hunters must wear fluorescent orange in 1972
Nebraska law requires all deer and antelope hunters to wear at least 400 square inches of fluorescent orange during firearm seasons. Conservation officers will enforce the rule, with headgear approvals specified. The change follows two fatal accidents when targets were mistaken for game, aiming to boost visibility and safety in the field.
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Game and Parks Commission
Directory offers hunting presides 1972 73 index for sportsmen
Sportsmen can order the 1972 73 North American Shooting Preserve Directory listing hundreds of preserves in the United States and Canada. Entries include preserve name address phone season dates and license costs. Many preserves offer year round recreation with dogs target shooting and fishing and are near urban centers. A 25 cent price from Sun National Shooting Sports Variations.
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CAP lands in Nebraska offer public recreation access
Thousands of acres of Cropland Adjustment Program lands in Nebraska provide the public with places to hunt, fish, trap and hike. Some land use abuses are reported by the Game and Parks Commission. Access is restricted to four activities per boundary markers. dog training target practice and driving off road vehicles are prohibited and may violate trespass laws.
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Nebraska waterfowl point system governs daily bag limits
Nebraska waterfowl hunters face a point system for ducks with a 100 point daily limit. The scheme rewards precise species and sex identification and can end a hunter’s day after the last duck pushes the total to or beyond 100 points. Examples illustrate totals from mallards to widgeons and scaups, with restrictions on goose limits and zone boundaries.
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Hunting Map of Nebraska offered for sportsmen
Range maps for game species handy package I LINCOLN range maps of the state's major game species and habits history and a 118L of public hunting Lands in Nebraska are now available to Sportsmen in one handy pack page the Game and Parks Commission's Hunting Map of Nebraska. An added bonus on the reverse side is a list of reminders on Nebraska game laws plus a set of full color portraits depicting a dozen species of Nebraska game birds and animals. The main portion is an official 1972 Nebraska highway map with overlays showing various game territories and smaller maps for quail prairie grouse turkey antelope and deer. Public hunting areas are listed below the maps. Stoples of the new map are available by writing the Game and Parks Commission Box 20370 Lincoln Nebraska 68503.
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Heart safety rules for Nebraska hunters this hunting season
Nebraska Heart Association urges hunters to assess physical condition with a doctor, stay fit year round, and carry quick contacts. Rules emphasize steady paced hunts, rest breaks, weather awareness, moderate eating, and heart attack procedures. Includes identification tips for game and safety steps if a heart event occurs in the field.
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Game Department
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