Simplicity: Sometimes It Isn’t So Simple
I have been advised many times to keep the NBCI complexity behind the curtain. Such advice typically follows a showing of my infamous “NBCI octopus
March 30, 2012
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Stone Hill Winery Founding Corporate Sponsor of QUWF
Established in 1847, Stone Hill Winery located in Hermann, Missouri, becomes founding corporate sponsor of QUWF. Read more HERE.
March 28, 2012
OK Wildlife Director Richard Hatcher: Lesser prairie chicken situation ‘dire’; Quail declining but not on same path
Oklahoma state wildlife Director Richard Hatcher answered questions from The Oklahoman last week about the population decline of lesser prairie chickens and bobwhite quail. Read
March 27, 2012
New Quail Forever Chapter Forms in KY
Quail hunters and conservationists in Somerset, Kentucky, have formed the state’s newest Quail Forever chapter. The Cumberland Quail Forever chapter is committed to creating and
March 19, 2012
Nebraska Game & Parks Gets New Director
LINCOLN, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commissioners on March 16 hired James N. Douglas to become the agency’s new director. Douglas, currently the
March 19, 2012
Texas drought may still take toll on habitat, wildlife
From Shannon Tompkins of the Houston Chronicle: This past summer, as Texas withered several months into what would become the state’s most severe and wide-spread
March 19, 2012
NC Success Story
More than 200 years ago, turpentine manufacturing, along with lumber and agriculture, were the primary industries in North Carolina’s Cape Fear River region. In fact,
March 18, 2012
Drought may still take toll on habitat, wildlife
An interesting piece on the impact of the drought in Texas on habitat and wildlife, including quail, turkey and deer: “This past summer, as Texas
March 16, 2012
What To Do?
By Bill White USDA’s General Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) signup is upon us and it’s decision time! With current grain prices, many landowners may be contemplating
March 14, 2012
Roundtable: The Two Worlds of Bobwhite Management
By Mark D. Jones North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission The following blog is the ending text of Part Two of two articles recently published in
March 12, 2012
