<p>”Bobwhite quail are accustomed to moving on short notice. They bunch up in tight groups called coveys, and upon sensing danger, explode into flight in
Quail Forever has urged its members, upland hunters and sportsmen and women nationwide to call and leave a message for their Senators, telling them to
Abstracts from the Quail VII National Quail Symposium in Tucson, AZ are now available.
After years of using Smokey the Bear to tout the evils of fire in the forests, the U.S. Forest Service is having a change of
The latest issue of the Missouri-based “Covey Headquarters” is now available. Click HERE to learn more about weather impacts on quail success in Missouri, haying
Bobwhite quail, Tennessee’s state game bird, was the primary focus of attention at a recent meeting of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission, according to a
In the Witchita Falls, TX Times Record News, Nancy Howell writes: “My entire life I have had an appreciation for the game bird known as
Latest issue of the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch’s e-Quail Newsletter (June 2012, V4-#6) is available. Click here for more news regarding bobwhite brood reports,
The latest issue of the University of North Texas’ UNT-Quail e-newsletter is available now. Check out the latest updates on UNT’s bobwhite quail-related projects and
“TPWD is taking a “boots on the ground” approach to bobwhite quail management in Texas as part of a strategic action plan that involves hunters,
