Bobwhite Terrorism – Threat Level High
… Join the Kentucky Bobwhite Battalion By John Morgan Satan on Earth was exterminated last week thanks to the uncanny stealth and tactical abilities of
May 12, 2011
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U.S. Agricultural Policy is Key to Bobwhite Revival
Almost every quail hunter already realizes the biggest problem with bobwhites – clean farming practices. Modern, weed-free, fencerow-to-fencerow, high-intensity production leaves little habitat for most
May 9, 2011
“State of the Birds 2011” Report Released
The U.S. Department of Interior has released the State of the Birds Report 2011, the nation’s first assessment of birds on lands and waters owned
May 6, 2011
Without the States We Are Nothing…
Even as this post aims to highlight the central importance of the states to the future prospects for restoring bobwhites, our thoughts and prayers go
May 4, 2011
Remembering Brother Bob
By Ben Robinson When I was a boy, I attended a small country church in rural central Kentucky. Our pastor, Brother Bob White, was
April 28, 2011
Atlanta Journal Consitution’s Charles Seabrook Writes About Georgia’s ‘Important Bird Areas”
In the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Charles Seabrook writes about Georgia’s 48 Important Bird Areas (IBAs), including the Joe Kurz Wildlife Management Area in Meriwether County
April 27, 2011
What’s the Price of Gas (or Turkeys) Have to Do with Quail in MO?
“One thing that sticks out in my mind more than anything else from a statistics class I once took is that “correlation does not imply
April 21, 2011
Northeastern Fish & Wildlife Agencies Endorse NBCI
At it’s annual meeting in Manchester, NH April 19, the Northeastern Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies formally approved a resolution endorsing and offering specific
April 20, 2011
Alabama Biologist Jim Schrenkel Writes on Bobwhite Management
“The call of the bobwhite quail is heard during spring and summer months and is often associated with wild areas. The habitat community that bobwhite
April 18, 2011
What in the Heck is Early Successional Habitat? Read All About It Here!
OK, this In the News item is a little different because we actually feature a link to Missouri’s quail blog, MOre Quail, on the NBCI
April 6, 2011
