How To Find Public Land: Nebraska Public Land Atlas

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has joined Pheasants Forever, Inc. (PF), the Nebraska Environmental Trust, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Natural Resource Districts (NRDs), hunters, anglers, landowners, private organizations and government agencies to deliver an access program designed to enhance wildlife habitat and increase hunting, fishing and trapping opportunities throughout the state. This Public Access Atlas identifies and consolidates these access areas on public and private lands into one easy-to-read atlas specifically for hunters, trappers and anglers.

Printed copies of the Public Access Atlas are available at most sporting goods stores and Game and Parks offices

Access an interactive GIS map of the Public Access Atlas:

STUBBLE ACCESS GUIDE
The Stubble Access Guide, published annually, details wheat and milo fields open to public hunting access. Tall, undisturbed stubble has been shown to provide multiple wildlife benefits to pheasants, quail and other wildlife from the end of summer through winter, and these areas are often underutilized by hunters.

The 2019-2020 Stubble Access Guide will be available on or after Sept. 16th, 2019.

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