Thomas V. Dailey, Ph.D. NBCI Science Coordinator A striking bobwhite phenomenon is their covey call in fall. As sure as the approach of winter, broods
Are you a landowner that has prescribed burning to be completed in the upcoming months? If so, you should already be in the planning stages
This month’s BLOG is not only late – it is short and to the point. I am proud of our Private Lands Wildlife Biologist team.
This year our team was lucky enough to be able to attend the Quail 8 Symposium in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was held in conjunction with
The federal farm bill’s Conservation Title provides the nation’s single largest source of money and technical assistance for quail habitat restoration. The periodic reauthorization of
Producing one to three million seeds per acre and remaining viable for what is thought to be up to 20 years in the soil, the
Hot cannon metal under my hands, I peered down the barrel and across the open lands to where the Union troops under General John Pope
Preface I had the joy and privilege of filming and producing the Firing Up Your Beef Production video. Aside from being an avid hobby photographer,
I have been off on a much needed break for a bit now. After 21 years with DGIF and over 25 working with quail, burnout
Feel-good stories about bobwhite conservation come too infrequently, thus beg to be shared and appreciated widely. I have maintained from the origins of the NBCI
