Nebraska LB1197 amends provisions for limited landowner hunting permits, adjusting eligibility and fee structures.
Nebraska LB1197 modifies the criteria for limited landowner hunting permits, allowing landowners and their family members to apply for permits to hunt deer, antelope, wild turkey, and elk. It specifies that Nebraska residents must own or lease at least eighty acres of agricultural land to qualify, while nonresidents must own at least 320 acres. The bill also sets the fee for these permits at half the regular fee for nonresidents. It limits the number of permits per landowner and per species, with specific rules for issuing additional permits to minors and nonresidents.
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