Upland game hunting around Broken Bow and the Custer County area is excellent. There are about 3,500 acres of public area at Pressey park and most landowners readily grant permission when asked. Waterfowl hunting is good along the North Loup River with Northern Ducks and Geese taken regularly. Deer success ratios are consistently high, with good mule deer and white tail throughout the area. Dove numbers offer excellent early shooting with the season opening in early September.

Visit  the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission site for information on ordering hunting permits, seasons, and limits. 

Nebraska One Box Pheasant Hunt
Since its beginning in 1961, the Nebraska One Box Pheasant Hunt has grown to be an annual event of worldwide interest. Founded by the late Tom Varney, Jr., the hunt has grown from a competition among friends to one that has included the likes of Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf and astronaut Neal Armstrong. Highlights of the early November hunt include a trap shoot, Smorgasbord, Victory banquet, Past Shooter Appreciation Pary, and, of course, the pheasant hunt. 

The Nebraska One Box Habitat Association, Inc. helps to benefit the area through such things as a scholarship program, habitat program, pheasant raising and release, and community improvement and enrichment. The assoication also financially supports the creation and maintenance of habitat in the area. 

Shooting Range 
Open to the public. Call Matt Lyne at 308-872-6131 or 308-872-5639 to schedule an appointment.