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Nevada has a very rich history, filled with tales of giant cannibles, man-eating beasts, and vivid stories of the first exploits into the Great Basin. When you think of waterfowling, many places come to mind.
I think of Arkansas and flooded timber, cornfields in Iowa, and winterwheat crawling with canadian geese somewhere far north. Not many people think of nevada as a waterfowlers dream destination, but lets go back 3000 years to the Loveland culture of Northern Nevada, and take a look at a small part of our natural history.
