How much does a guided turkey hunt in Nebraska cost?

Our standard 3 day Nebraska turkey hunts are $2,000. This includes a two bird hunt package and lodging. On your hunt you will have an opportunity at both a Eastern and Merriams turkey.

Do you need an outfitters license in Nebraska?

For more information on hunting permits, visit Nebraska Game and Parks Commission on-line at http://outdoornebraska.gov/. Hunters must show a valid Nebraska Hunting Permit prior to their hunt. If your birthdate is after 1979 you will need proof of your hunter safety certification to purchase a license.

Where are Merriam turkeys located in Nebraska?

Sand Hills
The Sand Hills of Nebraska are filled with Merriam’s Turkey and countless other wildlife species. In the High Plains of North-Central Nebraska is a region known as the Sand Hills.

What is an Osceola turkey?

Osceola turkeys are a subspecies of the eastern wild turkey. This dark turkey with black wings that have small white bands on them and dark-brown-tipped tail feathers lives in south Florida.

What part of Nebraska has the most turkeys?

Points east in Nebraska are appropriately home to the eastern, the most abundant wild turkey subspecies in North America. It can be found in 38 states and parts of Canada.

How much is a turkey tag in Nebraska?

In 2015, Nebraska also began offering mobile turkey permits. All permits must have a $25 habitat stamp.

What hunting season is it in Nebraska right now?

Hunting and fishing permits can be purchased online. Applications for permit lotteries can also be accessed through the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission website….Nebraska Deer Seasons.

Where are Gould’s turkeys located?

LOCATION. Gould’s can be found in plentiful populations in the mountains of northern Mexico in the states of Sonora, Chihuahua, Sinaloa, Durango, Zacatecas, Nayarit, Jalisco and Coahuila.

Can you buy Ocellated Turkey?

Few ocellated turkeys have been bred in captivity successfully. Sid Drenth, an exotic bird-breeder located at his Fantasia Ranch in Weatherford, Texas, has never been able to breed ocellated turkeys successfully, despite his experience with other exotic birds. Few people ask to buy an ocellated turkey from him.