P-DOGS in Nebraska

contender hunter · Post by **contender hunter** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 4:33 pm

I met a guy today that said western Nebraska has a pretty good population of P-dogs , Do you guys out there no if this is accurate and also do you need a license ??? Just trying to find the closest place to maybe try a p-dog hunt.I no its mostly private ground but he said he had friends out there or maybe family not sure.And what about a season , is there one for p-dogs ??

acloco · Post by **acloco** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 5:30 pm

There are NO prairie dogs in western Nebraska. Trust me. I live there......and feed the tame prairie dogs.

contender hunter · Post by **contender hunter** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 7:26 pm

Hey acloco , whats going on out there ?? He said its loaded with dogs !! Did you shoot them all !!!

I think he has family out there and said if I made it out he could fix me up on a ranch with lots of dogs for the 204 !!!

Hotshot · Post by **Hotshot** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:23 pm

acloco, You could go to heck for lying.

acloco · Post by **acloco** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:19 pm

Hotshot called it right.

There are LOTS of critters to thin out. Private land is the best....IF it has not been hunted on.

No season that I am aware of.....but.....consult the Nebraska Parks/Game/etc website.

contender hunter · Post by **contender hunter** » Sat Mar 29, 2008 5:45 am

Acloco , Man you had me going there !!! Thought maybe you shot them all !!!! After hearing all you guys over heating bbl's I thought it would be neat to see what its like having that many targets to shoot at , not sure if I will ever make it out just thought I would ask about NE after I ran into this guy from that area . Don't worry, the last thing I would want to do is intrude on any of your hunting areas , sent you a PM , Bruce

acloco · Post by **acloco** » Sat Mar 29, 2008 10:14 am

Bruce,
LOL! I thought you would see right through me. Hotshot did!!!

LOTS of farmers and ranchers are poisoning. It is hard to get on private land. Kind of a different click here (I am from Montana). Who knows.

I do believe the prairie dogs are better south of I80 and further West of North Platte.

North to South Dakota and the northwest area of Nebraska has been hit by plague the last couple of years in SOME areas. Check before you go.

I would HIGHLY recommend calling the county extension agents in several counties - talk to them, I BET they will help you out with names and phone numbers of farmers/ranchers that need some thinning of the prairie poodle herd.

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