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Nebraskaland March 2019

NEBRASKAland Magazine is dedicated to outstanding photography and informative writing with an engaging mix of articles and photos highlighting Nebraska’s outdoor activities, parklands, wildlife, history and people.

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24 Nebraskaland • March 2019 How Do They Fly? This is a question every hunter has about a controlled shooting area: How do the birds fly? "We don't raise our own birds at Oak Creek," said Kriz. "When they arrive they're released shortly after. They learn to adapt." "We cater to 'your birds are out there; go hunt them' method," said Pheasant Bonanza's Leichleiter. "We want to offer as wild a hunt as possible, and are constantly releasing more birds than people are paying for – some the day of the hunt and some days before a person's hunt." For example, on a 3-bird hunt, Leichleiter and his staff will release six to eight birds. "We want people to see 12 to 15 birds on a 3-bird hunt. And A youth day at Oak Creek Sporting Club features a myriad of activities, from hunter safety (top left), trapshooting (top right), proper shooting techniques (bottom left), and shotgun patterning (bottom right).

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