Anderson Bridge

Anderson Bridge WMA is a compact, wildlife-rich area on the Niobrara River offering a mix of hunting, birding, and quiet nature experiences. It's easily accessible from Kilgore, free to use with proper permits, and governed by straightforward state WMA rules.

Features

  • The WMA includes riverfront, woodland, and riparian habitat along the Niobrara River—ideal for upland game, waterfowl, and scenic birdwatching. The mix of brush, trees, and tall grasses enhances wildlife diversity.

  • Beautiful settings for birding, wildlife viewing, walk-in hunting, and nature photography.

  • Popular species for hunters and wildlife watchers include deer, ruffed grouse, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, and various waterfowl.

  • Free public access—no entry fees or vehicle permits required.

  • Hunting, trapping, and fishing permitted in season unless specifically restricted; carry and follow state hunting and small-game regulations.

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Situated on the south side of the Niobrara River, about 5½ miles south of Kilgore—approximately 2 E and 5 S from Kilgore—making it part of the NW (Northwest) public hunting lands district.

For more information, including maps and specific regulations, visit the Nebraska Game and Parks Information Page.