Quail Fact Friday - In Midwest bobwhite country, snowfalls often cover the seed and grain-rich ground that quail depend on. Birds respond by scratching through light snow to reach seeds or shifting to bare spots created by wind, livestock, or food plots. These open patches are critical feeding areas when snow piles up. Quail Fact Friday is presented by @irishsetterboots #quailforever #quailfactfriday

Leaving a Legacy of Stewardship - Forest Management and Wildlife Conservation in Virginia Over the last decade, Danny and his son Curtis transformed 77 acres of dense Virginia woods into thriving pine savanna habitat for northern bobwhite quail, bringing back the calls that once faded from the land. With guidance from habitat programs like Working Lands for Wildlife, they opened sunlight to the forest floor, restored native grasses, and rekindled a connection to family heritage and stewardship. Their work now supports quail, songbirds, deer and more while creating a place for future generations to explore, hunt and care for the land. Read the full at the link in our bio. Photos and Story by @_rachelholt, Quail Forever Regional Communications Specialist