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Nebraska’s fall wild turkey season begins today and runs through January 31, with hunters able to get 2 permits and harvest 2 birds.
Nebraska Game and Parks spokesman Justin Haag says turkey hunting can be combined with big game, upland game, or waterfowl hunting – not to mention fishing – for a true Nebraska mixed bag adventure.
Haag says the fall turkey season is often overshadowed by other fall seasons – including deer, elk, pheasant, and waterfowl – but not for knowledgable hunters.
They know that while the spring turkey season is limited to toms and just 1 permit, both toms and hens can be taken during the fall season with a 2 bird limit. Fewer hunters also mean less competition for top spots and birds.
. Wild turkeys can be found all across Nebraska with more than 1.2 million acres of land publicly accessible across the state.
The Nebraska Public Access Atlas provides hunters with a guide to publicly accessible lands. It is available at outdoornebraska.gov/publicaccessatlas.