What this tracks
This dataset maps Nebraska’s waterfowl hunting zones specifically for teal species, including season dates and bag limits.
Why it matters to you
If you’re planning a teal hunting trip in Nebraska, this data tells you exactly when and where you can legally hunt, how many birds you can take per day (Low Plains zone allows 6 teal daily), and what hours you’re permitted to shoot (from 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset). Knowing your zone’s specific season dates (like 5 – 13 Sept) helps avoid fines for hunting outside regulated periods. The possession limit of 18 birds prevents accidental over-harvesting when storing your game.
How to read this data
Zone — Geographic area designation like “Low Plains” where regulations apply.
Season — Exact hunting dates (e.g., “5 – 13 Sept (9 days)”).
DailyBagLi — Maximum teal allowed per day (“6 in aggregate” for three species combined).
ShootingHo — Legal hunting times (“30 minutes before sunrise to sunset”).
Try it yourself
Check which teal zone contains your preferred hunting location at NGPC’s waterfowl page to verify local regulations before your September trip.