Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever in Nebraska

Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever in Nebraska The leading upland wildlife habitat conservation group. "The Habitat Organization.” NebraskaPF.com

Pheasants Forever is dedicated to the conservation of pheasants, quail and other wildlife through habitat improvements, public awareness, education and land management policies and programs.

06/16/2026

TEAMS ARE FILLING FAST!

- Top three teams will receive guns.
- Top two youth shooters will receive guns
- For every 5 rocks shot you will receive a raffle ticket that enters you in for our massive raffle table drawing!
- 100 rocks from the 16 yard line

-Contact Jordan Kintz (308-289-1261) or any other committee member to get signed up! FIRAT 50 teams signed and paid will be entered!

Congrats to this weeks winners! Tickets were sold by the Seward County Pheasants Forever and Dakota Thurston County Phea...
06/16/2026

Congrats to this weeks winners! Tickets were sold by the Seward County Pheasants Forever and Dakota Thurston County Pheasants Forever!

Nebraska Pheasants Forever biologist John McClinton, Emma Raders, and Nate Pflueger got the opportunity to help with a y...
06/15/2026

Nebraska Pheasants Forever biologist John McClinton, Emma Raders, and Nate Pflueger got the opportunity to help with a youth pollinators event for York County Schools. This annual event is put on by the Corn Country Pheasants Forever Chapter. Youth from area schools get the opportunity to learn about pollinators, the need for pollinator habitat, and the importance of pollinators within our food systems. The students really enjoyed the outdoor portion of the day where they were able to get their hands dirty and each one helped establish pollinator habitat.

Green Fire Breaks are a great way to provide brood habitat and reduce risk of wildfire. Wildlife-focused plantings cont...
06/12/2026

Green Fire Breaks are a great way to provide brood habitat and reduce risk of wildfire. Wildlife-focused plantings contain a mix of clovers, alfalfa, low growing warm & cool-season grasses and native wildflowers. Firebreaks should be mowed early season to remove thatch and followed up with another mow after the July 15th nesting season.

Interested in adding a green firebreak to your property or CRP contract? Contact a Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist near you!

Happy Wednesday! Bullsnakes are excellent natural pest control. A single snake can eat large numbers of rodents that dam...
06/10/2026

Happy Wednesday! Bullsnakes are excellent natural pest control. A single snake can eat large numbers of rodents that damage crops, spread disease, or dig burrows in pastures and roadsides.

Congrats to this weeks winners!
06/09/2026

Congrats to this weeks winners!

On May 14th Farm Bill Biologists Cody Baker, Shane Dunn, and Emma Raders helped at the Loup Platte Ringnecks pollinator ...
06/08/2026

On May 14th Farm Bill Biologists Cody Baker, Shane Dunn, and Emma Raders helped at the Loup Platte Ringnecks pollinator event. Kids learned about monarchs and their life cycle and the importance of pollinators. Students got the chance to plant habitat for future generations of monarchs and other wildlife!

In mid-May a group of PF/QF staff and volunteers from the Upland Caucus group travelled to Washington D.C. to meet with ...
06/05/2026

In mid-May a group of PF/QF staff and volunteers from the Upland Caucus group travelled to Washington D.C. to meet with Senators and their staff to advocate for a Senate version of the Farm Bill. Their goal was to strengthen support for CRP by increasing rental rates on marginal and sensitive lands, restoring cost-share for management activities and updating payment limits.

Nebraska team members on the trip included Eastern NE Regional Representative Jackson Ellis, and chapter volunteers Stuart Anderson of Kearney County PF and Merlyn Nielsen of Seward County PF, among many other volunteers from across the country. The Upland Caucus group had meetings with over 30 Senate offices in the two days and had some great conversations discussing PF/QF legislative priorities and why they matter to our members and communities across the country.

You can add your voice to the issue by following the link below to our Upland Action campaign here:

https://pheasantsforever.quorum.us/campaign/162416/ =9bec2438-c268-4b1c-a130-d15573260200

Happy World Environment Day! Today is a reminder of the importance of conserving and protecting the natural resources th...
06/05/2026

Happy World Environment Day!

Today is a reminder of the importance of conserving and protecting the natural resources that support wildlife, agriculture, and future generations. From healthy grasslands and clean water to prescribed fire and habitat restoration, every effort made on the landscape helps keep Nebraska wild and thriving.

Whether you’re planting habitat, controlling invasive species, picking up trash, or simply spending time outdoors appreciating nature, thank you for doing your part. Small actions can make a big impact.

06/05/2026

What a perk of waking up early to do Pheasant Crow Counts, these beautiful sunrises! Happy Friday!

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