Nebraska
#2
Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 22
RE: Nebraska
I' ve never hunted it but I' ve been there and know a little about it. First, it' s not a " forest" like you' re probably thinking forest. It' s mostly hand planted trees. And while there are alot more trees there than the surronding counry, that' s not saying much. Not much pressure with a bow but lots with a rifle. It' s in the " sand hills" not sandy hills . Probably wouldn' t be my first choice. Hope I helped.
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#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rochester MN USA
Posts: 96
RE: Nebraska
ORIGINAL: muliebuck
First, it' s not a " forest" like you' re probably thinking forest.
First, it' s not a " forest" like you' re probably thinking forest.
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rochester MN USA
Posts: 96
RE: Nebraska
ORIGINAL: EJDoane
Not to diss any of the corn huskers out there, but it is Nebraska, and correct me if I am wrong, but isnt the state tree a wheat stalk?
Not to diss any of the corn huskers out there, but it is Nebraska, and correct me if I am wrong, but isnt the state tree a wheat stalk?
#7
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Bellevue NE USA
Posts: 8
RE: Nebraska
Lots of pressure out there from out-of-staters like yourself.
Deerhunting is iffy at best, as too many guys confuse hunting with riding in their atv' s/trucks and chasing anything that gets in front of them.
If you are looking for consistently good mulie hunting, on public land, keep going west and don' t stop until you get to Wyoming.
Deerhunting is iffy at best, as too many guys confuse hunting with riding in their atv' s/trucks and chasing anything that gets in front of them.
If you are looking for consistently good mulie hunting, on public land, keep going west and don' t stop until you get to Wyoming.
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