Jenny Wheatley

NEBRASKAland Magazine Associate Editor. @FoodForHunters blogger.

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Are you up for the challenge? https://t.co/hCsXw5Oy3t

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Trolling crankbaits for walleye is the ultimate team sport — Jake Jadlowski shares his tips. https://t.co/ELg89zAzwO

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Offutt Field was literally a field in those days – no paved runways – and the army did little flying at the time. https://t.co/IeOSHk1eu8

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The dance begins in mid-March and will last into May at a prairie near you. It’s something everyone should see and hear. https://t.co/eg4iXd8Pb7

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"It led to a passion that continues today and taught me what it takes to be a successful turkey hunter. More importantly, it made me appreciate the amazing hunting in my home state." https://t.co/1S2tjnXM67

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"Just because state fishing regulations may allow you to use more than one rod doesn’t mean you have to. Keep it simple until you figure out a system that works." https://t.co/2DSUzysygx

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Early airmail pilots flew open-cockpit biplanes, navigated by landmarks and simple maps, and landed in grassy airfields. By 1930 their facilities and technology had changed dramatically. What seems quaint in hindsight was in fact a time of rapid change. https://t.co/Q4mtZFnocy

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Are you up for the challenge? https://t.co/pZHDU25sES

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Anglers visiting Fort Robinson State Park in coming months may be disappointed to find some of their favorite ponds without water, but are sure to enjoy the same places in coming years. https://t.co/bBq6YNDqn6

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Changes in flows and habitat on the Platte and the availability of food around it during the past century prompted the birds to congregate in a limited number of reaches — the phenomenon is still evolving. https://t.co/uwxL1pDTEf

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Have you experienced a controlled hunt? https://t.co/dRS8rn6Ycp

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"I first photographed the road in late May of 2017. The bright green shrubs and undergrowth provided a striking contrast to the blackened tree trunks." https://t.co/VvaGnjKSTb

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"I put in so many hours, literally thousands of practice shots throughout the summer and fall. To have it all come together and pay off, it means the world to me.” https://t.co/uzVio69PJo

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Flooding has truly affected us all in one way or another. https://t.co/Pb3wZUKNh0

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“We love seeing people get their first bird." https://t.co/1Xv0SONY62

[Jenny Wheatley @NEBland_Jen]

"I first photographed the road in late May of 2017. The bright green shrubs and undergrowth provided a striking contrast to the blackened tree trunks." https://t.co/QoB7jNslTf

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Zachary Welch of Ainsworth is the latest hunter to complete Nebraska's super tag, which allows for one elk, one antelope, one deer and two turkeys. https://t.co/dkvo2axRsD

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"The first time I laid eyes on this corkscrew turn nestled in the Pine Ridge of the Panhandle, I couldn’t help but question if I had stepped outside the borders of Nebraska." https://t.co/TqGpq24gow

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The cranes are arriving earlier and staying longer. With more birds packed into a smaller area, biologists are left to wonder what the future holds. https://t.co/8HTufxfoXi

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“I had the elk within 10 yards and was at full drawn twice, but I couldn’t get a shot. I finally ranged him in at 51 yards.” https://t.co/qPjF1LcYww