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Nebraskaland Magazine For 100 years, Nebraskaland Magazine has been telling the story of no greater place; published by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

In June of 1926, the first issue of Outdoor Nebraska, precursor to NEBRASKAland, was published by the Nebraska Bureau of Game and Fish. In 1958, Outdoor Nebraska began publishing monthly rather than quarterly. In 1964, the name of the monthly magazine was changed from Outdoor Nebraska to NEBRASKAland. Published 10 times a year by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, NEBRASKAland currently has over 22,000 subscribers.

The opening weeks of hunting season offer a chance to get back outdoors and enjoy the sights, sounds and traditions of a...
11/09/2026

The opening weeks of hunting season offer a chance to get back outdoors and enjoy the sights, sounds and traditions of a new hunting season and bring delicious, healthy wild game to the dinner table.

In this article, Greg Wagner gives tips on the basics of cooking different types of game.

To learn more tips on how to cook your game, visit: https://brnw.ch/21x5Cvh

Photo by Justin Haag

"Jim Green and Dick Cowell of Lincoln typify the 30 or so Nebraska horseshoers whose craft is still flourishing even in ...
10/09/2026

"Jim Green and Dick Cowell of Lincoln typify the 30 or so Nebraska horseshoers whose craft is still flourishing even in an age of motorized transportation." - Don Cunningham

Photos from Nebraskaland archive, September 1985

Want to get into fly-fishing?This October 10, Chadron State Park will host a Beginners Fly-Fishing and Fly-Tying class. ...
08/09/2026

Want to get into fly-fishing?

This October 10, Chadron State Park will host a Beginners Fly-Fishing and Fly-Tying class. Learn the basics of fly fishing such as casting, fly tying, and basic knots, intended to prepare them to catch trout and panfish. The workshop, which is open to new and experienced fly fishers, will include all fishing equipment, materials and tools needed.

To learn more or register for the fly-fishing workshop, visit: https://brnw.ch/21x5x6A

Photos by Jeff Kurrus

How lucky are we to experience Nebraska's beautiful landscapes and skies? Truly, there's no place better!Photo by Justin...
07/09/2026

How lucky are we to experience Nebraska's beautiful landscapes and skies? Truly, there's no place better!

Photo by Justin Haag

In honor of the Huskers’ season opener tomorrow, we dug into the archives in search of a little Husker spirit.Photo by K...
04/09/2026

In honor of the Huskers’ season opener tomorrow, we dug into the archives in search of a little Husker spirit.

Photo by Ken Bouc, Nebraska vs New Mexico, Oct. 5, 1985.

This year, Nebraskaland is celebrating 100 years since its first publication! To highlight this milestone, we're sharing...
03/09/2026

This year, Nebraskaland is celebrating 100 years since its first publication! To highlight this milestone, we're sharing memorable covers from throughout our history.

Today's featured cover is from a special hunting issue of Nebraskaland, originally published in September 1972.

Nebraska's wetlands become a top travel destination starting in late summer. For a few short weeks, prairie potholes, Sa...
01/09/2026

Nebraska's wetlands become a top travel destination starting in late summer.

For a few short weeks, prairie potholes, Sandhills lakes, reservoirs and Rainwater Basin wetlands host both dabbling and diving ducks looking to hide from predators.

To learn the differences of these types of ducks and how to spot them, visit: https://brnw.ch/21x5mbo

Photo by Chris Masada

Nebraska is covered with a variety of landscapes, each unique in its own way and ready to be explored. Photos from Nebra...
31/08/2026

Nebraska is covered with a variety of landscapes, each unique in its own way and ready to be explored.

Photos from Nebraskaland Photo Library

A foggy morning fishing at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park, where there is no pressure, no competition, and no expectations...
27/08/2026

A foggy morning fishing at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park, where there is no pressure, no competition, and no expectations to fulfill - a place where you can just get away and relax.

Photo by Tom Keith, July 1993

Is your catch trophy worthy?In Daryl Bauer's article, he dives into how sometimes the best catches aren't because of the...
25/08/2026

Is your catch trophy worthy?

In Daryl Bauer's article, he dives into how sometimes the best catches aren't because of their size.

To read more, visit: https://brnw.ch/21x5csL

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