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Hunting in Nebraska is however also encouraged as a safe activity. There are various categories of hunting. Small game hunting includes hunting of animals such as elk, antelope, rabbits and many other species of birds and mammals. The best season for small game hunting is for almost a span of six months. Waterfowl hunting and hunting of any other migratory bird in Nebraska requires a permit, a Habitat stamp and a Harvest Information System (HIP) number. Some of the best region for the same are the Upper Missouri river and its backwaters. Hunters require to apply from before for big game hunting in Nebraska, depending on their game. One also needs permits for stocking any species of mammals and birds or a permit from the landowner, as the case may be. Nebraska is best known for its pheasant hunting. Pheasants throng the northeast, southeast and southwest regions of Nebraska. Much effort has been made recently in cooperation with the hunters to bring back pheasants in the region, after a decline in their rate. While the Pine Ridge area is known for the abundant deers, antelopes and wild turkeys, the Sandhill region is known for Canada geese. Hunting, as an outdoor activity, is one of the major tourist attractions in Nebraska. Non-residents however also need permit in order to carry forward this sporting activity. The thirst of adventure and wildlife has made hunting one of the favorite sports in Nebraska. |
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