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Nebraska Spring Snow Goose hunting in the Southeastern and Central part of the state is hard to beat. The Nebraska Game and Parks system have also made electronic calls legal, so with hundreds of decoys and several electronic calls, attracting the gigantic flocks of snow geese is made a little easier. During this spring season, there is no bag limit on snow geese, electronic calls are allowed, and no magazine restrictions are in place.
The spring snow goose season in Nebraska will build memories that will last a lifetime. We play host to hundreds of thousands of geese migrating north to their summer homes. Because snow geese have a such a long life span, they are overpopulated and causing massive damage to their nesting grounds in the north. To help curb the problems associated with overpopulation, several states, including Nebraska, have opened up special spring snow goose seasons.
We hunt out of heated pit blinds and ground blinds that overlook ponds, lakes and flooded fields. We use an extremely effective custom designed electronic calling system and cd's with up to 1,000 decoys to bring the geese within gun range. Our decoy spread consists of full bodies, floaters, silhouettes, and rag decoys, and the snow geese are always interested. Our clients took over 1000 birds last year.
No need to look anywhere else.
The Nebraska Hunting Company is Nebraska's leading outfitter and has everything you need to plan an outdoor adventure in our beautiful state.
The areas where NHC hunts upland birds, waterfowl, Merriam’s turkeys and whitetail and mule deer have provided some of Nebraska's finest hunting for decades. This habitat (CRP, food plots and hard woods), combined with continuous scouting for new property and landowner reports on wildlife movements, allows you to be where the hunting is best. “Combination Hunts” for upland bird and waterfowl are Nebraska Hunting Company’s specialty. These hunts are designed to yield plenty of wing-shooting action for pheasant, quail and waterfowl (Canadian geese, ducks, and snow geese).

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