Posted August 26, 2016 3:30 pm by Comments

By Duncan Johnson

Members of the hunting party pose for a photo with the big sheep. They are, from left, Bob Dykeman, Terry Bogle, Rick Arnold and Todd Nordeen. Bogle harvested the trophy ram after winning the permit lottery. In the background are landmarks Crow Butte, at left, and Little Crow Butte. (NEBRASKAland/Justin Haag)
Members of the hunting party pose for a photo with the big sheep. They are, from left, Bob Dykeman, Terry Bogle, Rick Arnold and Todd Nordeen. Bogle harvested the trophy ram after winning the permit lottery. In the background are landmarks Crow Butte, at left, and Little Crow Butte. (NEBRASKAland/Justin Haag)
Nebraska Games and Parks Commission
Nebraska Games and Parks Commission

LINCOLN-(Ammoland.com)- Summer is winding down, and that means it’s time to gear up for fall hunting. Nebraska’s archery season for deer, and small game seasons for rabbits, doves, snipe, rail and grouse open Sept. 1.

Nebraska Hunter Education Coordinator Wendy Horine says hunters should prepare for upcoming seasons by checking to see they have the proper equipment and ensure it is in good working condition.

“Match the proper ammunition to your firearm and make sure guns are clean and free of debris,” she said. “Check strings and cables on bows for wear, and spend as much time as you can practicing on the range before venturing out. But with the excitement of preparing for a hunt, sometimes safety is overlooked.”

Horine reminds hunters to follow these …Read the Rest

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