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Nebraska Grouse Season Begins September 12
09-03-09
LINCOLN, Nebraska - Grouse hunting season opens in Nebraska on September 12, with a special permit required for hunting east of U.S. Highway 81. The bag and possession limits are three birds with the special permit.
Four hundred of the free special permits have been made available. The permits are limited to one per hunter and available on a first-come, first-served basis. To request one, call the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission at (402) 471-5597, visit the Lincoln headquarters, or send a postcard to: Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Attn: Grouse Permits, P.O. Box 30370, Lincoln, NE 68503. The postcard should include name, address and 2009 hunting or lifetime hunting permit number. Residents ages 12 to 15 must submit Hunter Education certification number. Those not required to purchase a hunting permit must provide documentation of such exemption.
No special permit is required to hunt grouse west of U.S. 81, where the daily bag limit is three grouse and the possession limit is 12.
The grouse hunting season is Sept. 12-Dec. 31. A Nebraska hunting permit and habitat stamp are required of all grouse hunters, except residents age 15 or younger.
Hunting permits may be purchased at Commission offices and OutdoorNebraska.org.
Four hundred of the free special permits have been made available. The permits are limited to one per hunter and available on a first-come, first-served basis. To request one, call the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission at (402) 471-5597, visit the Lincoln headquarters, or send a postcard to: Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Attn: Grouse Permits, P.O. Box 30370, Lincoln, NE 68503. The postcard should include name, address and 2009 hunting or lifetime hunting permit number. Residents ages 12 to 15 must submit Hunter Education certification number. Those not required to purchase a hunting permit must provide documentation of such exemption.
No special permit is required to hunt grouse west of U.S. 81, where the daily bag limit is three grouse and the possession limit is 12.
The grouse hunting season is Sept. 12-Dec. 31. A Nebraska hunting permit and habitat stamp are required of all grouse hunters, except residents age 15 or younger.
Hunting permits may be purchased at Commission offices and OutdoorNebraska.org.
Contact:
Scott Bonertz (402) 471-5565 or scott.bonertz@nebraska.gov
Scott Bonertz (402) 471-5565 or scott.bonertz@nebraska.gov
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