Shell’s Covert, by Marc Puckett

Thickets, weeds and brush Please do not rid your farm of us. And in the fall when your bush hog is itching for a ride,

I’m often asked, “Since quail are declining, and you are all working so hard to restore them, why do you still allow quail hunting?” This

Property assessment is critical to success in wildlife management. And your best bet is to always contact a wildlife biologist, preferably one who is knowledgeable

“You have to learn to love the training, make friends with the training.” I got to know more about quail by learning to trap them

Friday, June 8 — I heard 14 quail on my quail route this morning, 5 at one stop. I had a landowner call me on

I meant to roll out of bed early last Saturday and go once more afield in search of the long beard. But after an arduous

 The following message I borrowed from scripture. I have condensed it. I don’t want you thinking this is original … or that I am plagiarizing.

As a young boy in Pulaski County, Virginia, I recall deer still being pretty rare in many places. I don’t know how many times I’ve

The old adage “success breeds success,” is rooted in truth. Success builds confidence and credibility, no doubt. Much debate has raged among the scientific and

Happy New year everybody!!! And what a fine year I hope it is for all of you. I hope you all enjoyed a great Christmas