Snow Goose — Nebraska Sandhills

Spring light goose conservation order hunts in the Nebraska Sandhills. Electronic calls and unplugged shotguns legal during conservation order. Massive flocks of snows and blues staging for migration. High-volume shooting — 50–100+ birds per day possible.

The light goose conservation order exists because snow and blue goose populations have exploded beyond sustainable levels, damaging arctic nesting habitat. Nebraska's Sandhills serve as a critical staging area during spring migration, concentrating millions of birds in a relatively small area. This creates extraordinary hunting action unlike anything else in waterfowl hunting.