For limited landowner permits and special landowner deer permits, the maximum number of permits or applications allowed for one farm or ranch is the total number of acres divided by the minimum.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Big Game Guide 2026, pp.11-19 (the Deer section) with pp.3, 4, 9 and 10 (the guide's self-disclaimer, the 2026 changes, the landowner qualifications and the requirements table). NO SOURCE URL IS RECORDED AND NONE MAY BE GUESSED: these bytes were supplied by the operator on 2026-08-08 and were not retrieved by this compilation; the address that serves them is unknown. Identified by sha256 a589e93805e2fa024c7adaf83ecbf175f8fac587544b892181488deed6484e67 (56 pages, 5,307,091 bytes) and by nothing else. This guide is not the operative instrument: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 37-314 makes the posted Commission Order operative and "Commission Order" occurs 0 times in these 56 pages.
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for limited landowner permits and special landowner deer permits, the maximum number of
permits or applications allowed for one farm or ranch is the total number of acres divided by
the minimum. for example, a 240-acre farm could have a maximum of three resident landowner
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