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Lake Wanahoo, a mile north of Wahoo in Saunders County, has seven hunting sites totaling 1,067 acres.
The PATH program is for mentored youth hunts where experienced mentor hunters can “pass along” their knowledge to youth, who must be aged 17 or younger to be eligible to hunt. Mentors may not hunt. This allows mentors to focus their attention on the youth, ensuring a safe and successful hunt.
The Lower Platte North Natural Resources District manages the habitat in cooperation with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. There are five upland sites that allow for hunting of deer, upland birds, and waterfowl and two waterfowl-only sites. Sites range in size from 135 to 200 acres.
Interested mentors must create an account at apps.OutdoorNebraska.gov/PATH before they can reserve a PATH site. After choosing an available PATH property and reserving a date, a mentor will be able to print a permission slip, which must be carried during the hunt. Mentors may have no more than five reservations per youth hunter annually.
Learn more about PATH and its other hunting sites, including Chat Canyon Wildlife Management Area in Cherry County and Rowe Sanctuary in Buffalo County, at the program’s website.
The program is made possible by a partnership between the Game and Parks, National Audubon Society and Nebraska landowners.