Quail Fact Friday!💡 As we transition into early fall, bobwhite quail begin relying more on grass cover and shrubs to protect themselves from predators and cooler temperatures. It’s a great time to evaluate habitat quality. In farm country, good quail habitat consists of 50% agriculture, 30% grasslands, and 20% shrubby cover that provides escape cover. Diverse native grasses provide both protection and essential foraging opportunities for quail during this season. #quailforever #quailfactfriday #quail #bobwhitequail
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Getting to and from your favorite quail spot is just as important as the hunt itself. We want to know, what tires do you trust to get there and back again on the rough roads of quail country. 📸: @briangrossenbacher Image originally featured in the “Everything but the Tailgate” photo journal spread in the Fall 2024 issue of the Quail Forever Journal. #quailforever #quail #quailhunting
“WHY CONSERVATION?” WITH NEVADA STATE COORDINATOR KAELIE PENA Here at PF & QF we have a wide array of talented individuals all across the country working hard every day to deliver our mission, each with unique backgrounds and skillsets. In our new blog series, “Why Conservation,” we feature some of the incredible employees that make up the Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever family. Each of these blogs will highlight background information on the employee, the important work they do for the organization and answer the important question of — Why Conservation? "Growing up, my dad always told me to find a job that involved something I was passionate about, and going into natural resources conservation accomplished just that. Every day I get to work with people who have the same passion I do on projects that are important and meaningful to places that I love. I’m truly thankful to have found my way into this career and for all the people along the way who have guided me down my path." https://bit.ly/3zojVn8
2024 Pheasant Hunting Forecast
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On The Wing Podcast Ep. 283: How To Improve Your Own Upland Photography, is live. Listen now at the link below, or wherever you get your podcasts. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Podcast-Ep-283-How-to-Improve-Your-Own-Upland-Photography-en.aspx Host Bob St.Pierre is joined by Quail Forever Editor Ryan Sparks for a discussion with professional upland photographers Brian Grossenbacher and Aaron Black-Schmidt. The conversation starts with Sparks sharing his vision for a photo essay to capture a quail hunt from the very beginning to the final meal. The final result of that concept appears in the current edition of the Quail Forever Journal and features multiple images from Grossenbacher and Black-Schmidt. Episode Highlights: - Grossenbacher kicks things off with the funny story behind the essay’s lead photo featuring a pair of legs wearing brush pants sticking out from under a jacked-up truck with a flat tire. - Black-Schmidt, who is also PF & QF’s video production coordinator, talks about his philosophical approach to capturing film and still photography, while also offering practical tips for using the camera phone in everyone’s pocket.
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Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are thrilled to announce Ruff Land Kennels as a renewing national sponsor and the “Official Kennel of The Habitat Organization” for an eighth consecutive year. The partnership provides Ruff Land Kennels a wide assortment of avenues to reach dog-owning members of the nation’s leading upland charities, while delivering direct financial support for the habitat our bird dogs love to roam. Learn more about this sponsorship and Ruff Land Kennels, at the link below. https://bit.ly/3MM8VmD Ruff Land Performance Kennels
Quail Forever (QF) is proud to introduce the first Women on the Wing Chapter in Missouri. The Show Me Women on the Wing Chapter of Quail Forever will serve all 114 counties across the state, encouraging girls and women of all ages and experience levels to participate in chapter events and engage in local conservation efforts. The chapter plans to host a variety of events in the future, including habitat education workshops and women’s hunting weekends. Additionally, they aim to partner with other Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever chapters in Missouri when planning events. Learn more about this exciting new chapter and how to get involved, at the link below.
Quail Fact Friday!đź’ˇ Late summer means bobwhite quail are busy feasting on seeds and insects to prepare for the cooler months ahead. Partridge peas, ragweed, native lespedezas, and other native plants are vital food sources this time of year as are protein-rich insects like grasshoppers. Native quail habitat serves as both cover and food for quail coveys. Healthy habitat makes a big difference in quail survival, especially as coveys prepare for fall. #quailforever #quail #bobwhitequail #quailfactfriday
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