Outdoor NEBRASKAland Magazine, July 1966 "Vacation Special" issue, volume 44 number 7. Published by the Nebraska, Game, Forestation, and Parks Commission and printed in the USA.

The monthly magazine NEBRASKAland, first published in 1926, focuses on outdoor activities in Nebraska, and the state's people, history, and events, and wildlife.

.July 1966 Issue Articles:

Cover photo: "Richard Williams rappels canyon wall in an unorthodox entry to Devil's Den"

JULY ROUNDUP: A guide to events happening in the state, including Fourth of July rodeos and celebrations, the Soap Box Derby in York, and the summer Thoroughbred horse racing season in Lincoln.

• CODY'S CONTENTMENT
• BUCK AND A HALF TROUT by Bill Vogt: An article about trout fishing on a "put and take" basis.
• POPPING PRAIRIE POODLES by Fred Nelson: The cover story on prairie dog hunting.
• DESCENT INTO DEVIL'S DEN by Richard Williams: A story about rappelling into the Devil's Den crevice.
• THIS OLD HOUSE by Warren Spencer
• IT STARTED WITH CHING by Bob Thomas
•  WHERE THE ACTION IS
• GRAND FINALE BUCK by Art Thompsen
• DAUGHTER OF THE PRAIRIES by Glenda Woltermath
• NOTES ON NEBRASKA FAUNA by Norman Dey
• FIX-UP TIME FOR ARROWS by Bill Hinel

Condition: The magazine is in very good plus condition with a few small marks on the edges of the back cover, and barely noticeable light dogear creases on the cover's top left corner. (see photos).