Kentucky Building Quail Aviary
In this special issue, Dr. Leonard Brennan and Dr. Fidel Hernández discuss the concerns over suggested changes in hunting seasons, bag limits, and more. Included
January 23, 2012
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National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic Offers Landowner Help Room and Seminars
By Bill White We hope to see you stop by the Landowner Help Room at the Pheasantfest and Quail Classic Event coming to Kansas
January 21, 2012
The Perfect Ending
By Bill White A little habitat management was all it took for a perfect ending to the quail season. January 15 was the last
January 19, 2012
Timber Management Boosts Wildlife and Preferred Trees
Missouri’s John Anderson enjoys hunting in woodlands. But he also wants a healthier white-tail deer herd and perhaps a return of bobwhite quail at his
January 19, 2012
Kim Price, Covey Rise, Dies at 56
Kim N. Price, 56, owner and president of Price Publications Inc., passed away Monday afternoon at his home in Alexander City. Price was publisher and
January 18, 2012
A Quail Hunter Who WOULDN’T Go Away
In November, I lamented a fundamental bobwhite conservation problem – most quail hunters just go away quietly, rather than stand up and work to restore
January 18, 2012
No Greater Opportunity for Bobwhite Habitat Restoration Than Forested Landscape
By Mike Black It was a cold and windy day in Central Illinois way back in 1973. I was 13 and out hunting pheasant
January 4, 2012
Longleaf Pine Restoration Grant Available to AL Landowners
The Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division (WFF) of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) is currently accepting applications through its Landowner Incentive
January 4, 2012
Ever Seen a Bird Dog Parade or Strolled Down Bird Dog Alley?
By Bill White If you love dogs, you need to put this event on the calendar! For the first time, the nation’s biggest event for
December 29, 2011
Winter Covey Headquarters Newsletter Now Available
Travis Dinsdale Area Biologist, St. Jospeh, MO The Winter Covey Headquarters Newsletter is now available. Sign up for it now. The winter issue of “The
December 23, 2011
