Shell’s Covert: Taking Our Measure
With the 75th anniversary of D-Day being tomorrow (June 6th), the marking of important events is on my mind. June 6, 1944, certainly ranks as
With the 75th anniversary of D-Day being tomorrow (June 6th), the marking of important events is on my mind. June 6, 1944, certainly ranks as
I like to refer to the southeastern fox squirrel as the “eastern tree elk.” For people who have never seen one, their first experience with
April might seem to be a strange favorite month for an upland bird hunter like me, but it is mine. I think more than anything
Thomas V. Dailey, Ph.D. NBCI Science Coordinator The 2nd Bomb Cyclone in the Midwest and Great Plains is a reminder that snow and cold are
Ah, yes, I wish I could have lived back in those halcyon days of quail hunting when every day after school without end we found
First things first. I am proud to be a Virginian. Always have been and I always will be. I believe individuals, peoples, entities, states and
Many times over the last few years I have encouraged upland bird hunters not to give up. I bought a new bird dog in summer
Our quail team’s longest serving private lands wildlife biologist, Andy Rosenberger, recently took an upland bird hunting trip out to “fly over” country – parts
I was on a string there of getting my blog posts out on time or even early. My hat’s off to those folks who blog
I recently attended the Longleaf Partnership Council (LPC) meeting held in conjunction with the Longleaf Alliance’s Biannual meeting in Alexandria, Louisiana. The LPC meeting was