Bobwhite Synergy at the NBTC Annual Meeting
Quail coordinators workshop The annual meeting of the National Bobwhite Technical Committee (NBTC) feels like slugging an energy drink … or two. Even for the
August 19, 2011
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More Pen-Raised Quail, Please
More Pen-Raised Quail, Please By Ben Robinson Hopefully my title piqued your interest? And why wouldn’t it? Pen-raised quail discussions are as common to quail
August 18, 2011
University of Missouri Receives $250,000 for Biofuel Crops/Wildlife Research
Columbia, Missouri – Producing biofuel crops can help the environment and ease demand for fossil fuels – or it can do exactly the opposite, depending
August 16, 2011
Godwin Honored for Quail Restoration Work
Mississippi’s Dave Godwin Honored For Dedication to Bobwhite Quail Restoration Godwin, right, and South Carolina’s Billy Dukes, past NBTC Steering Committee Chair and chair of Awards
August 16, 2011
Quail Response to Large Wildfires Being Monitored in Texas
From AgriLife Today in Texas: AMARILLO – Quail counts in nine major wildfire locations are being made this summer to determine the impact wildfires have
August 6, 2011
Raising Our Game in Tallahassee
Building a bobwhite conservation movement is foremost about working with people. The nation’s premier forum for working with people to promote quail restoration occurs next
August 5, 2011
Would You Support an Upland Bird Stamp?
… Or Bob, Do I Have Your Stamp of Approval? John J. Morgan Field & Stream blogger Chad Love started the conversation about
July 26, 2011
New Association to Help Simplify Prescribed Burning
A new association has been formed to provide landowners and state prescribed burn associations with an organization that can assist them with liability insurance, finding
July 25, 2011
Southeast Farm Press on Bobwhites & NBCI
Roy Roberson with the Southeast Farm Press has an extensive story on bobwhite quail, NBCI, funding available to landowners for habitat management and a number
July 22, 2011
Once Again, Pen-Raised Quail Are NOT the Answer
UT Wildlife Management Professor Craig Harper responds to continuing questions regarding the use of pen-raised quail to “restore” quail populations. Read it HERE.
July 21, 2011
