Wingshooter Rig Walkthrough presented by onX Hunt, Pheasants Forever, and Quail Forever. This Wingshooter Rig Walkthrough features PF Member and upland hunter Simon Tiedge, giving us the rundown on his upland rig and its features that assist the traveling wingshooter. Stay tuned for more wingshooter rigs, to find ways you can build out an upland rig that best suits you and your dogs. Don’t forget to check out OnX’s in-dash capabilities at onxhunt.com
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Introducing “Squirrels for a While!”
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Quail Fact Friday!💡 The Easter bunny isn’t the only one thinking about eggs right now! Soon, bobwhite quail will begin their nesting season. Quail pairs work together to build their “basket.” Together, they clear an area around 6 inches across and 2 inches deep. They line their nest with grasses and other vegetation. Once completed, a bobwhite quail’s nest will contain an average of 12 eggs. #quailforever #quail #quailfactfriday #bobwhite #bobwhitequail
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Quail Forever’s 2023/2024 Farmer of the Year Award, sponsored by @johndeere , is presented to Jason Cater of Monticello, Arkansas. The annual award recognizes the innovative use of precision ag technology and utilization of data to identify profitable solutions for agriculture and wildlife on working lands throughout America. A native of southeast Arkansas, Cater and his family run a successful row crop and cattle operation, balancing productive agriculture with extensive wildlife habitat development. Several years ago, he obtained a new parcel of property for his operation, which he recognized held negligible agricultural value, but tremendous conservation opportunity. Starting with a total of 644 acres, he split the property in half — creating 322 acres of quail and pollinator habitat. “As we’ve been able to acquire more property, we’re putting more and more emphasis on how to do better with conservation practices,” Cater said. “Whether it’s on the cattle side of things, the row crops, or our pollinator plantings. We’re always looking for ways to improve the soil, species diversity, as well as the habitat for all the wildlife we have here.” Watch the full QF Farmer of the Year film at the link in our bio. #farming4habitat #quailforever #quail #farming #farm #habitat #wildlifehabitat #conservation
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National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic came to the Sioux Falls community during the first weekend of March 2024. Before the festivities began, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever team members spent a day at Harrisburg High School, just outside of Sioux Falls, helping over 200 students learn about potential career pathways in the world of wildlife conservation. “We want to help students learn about the wide variety of job opportunities, beyond being a biologist or conservation officer,” said Levi Day, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever’s conservation leadership programs manager. “Introducing students to our Journey to Conservation Careers program is a great way to get started in this field.” The Journey to Conservation Careers program was developed in partnership between Pheasants Forever, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bellevue University. This self-paced, online program features lessons around biology, ecology and upland habitat. Additionally, students will learn about the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, the Pittman Robertson Act and the role Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever play in conservation. To learn more about this event or get information on the Journey to Conservation Careers program, head to the link below. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Exploring-Careers-in-Conservation-at-Harrisburg-High-School.aspx
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Attention landowners! The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) is now open and application ends Friday March 29th! CRP is a great opportunity for those hard-to-farm acres. It also helps improve a farm’s profitability, delivers high quality wildlife habitat, cleaner water, and healthier soils. The CRP general sign up is going on right now through March 29th. Find a local Pheasants Forever biologist at the link in our bio or visit your local USDA service center. FARM THE BEST, CRP THE REST! #quailforever #wildlifehabitat #farming #crp
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Quail Fact Friday!💡 While many hunters and landowners know the benefits of prescribed fire, many are nervous that fires will also kill wildlife. The timing of a controlled burn is very important, but wildlife is also better at escaping fire than many realize. Animals like deer, turkeys, doves, and bobwhite quail can run or fly away from the flames. Squirrels can climb trees and let flames pass underneath. Pollinators and other insects can fly ahead of the fire or into tree canopies. In the southeast, the gopher tortoise plays a key role in helping small animals escape fire. Their burrows provide sanctuaries where animals can escape heat and flames. #quailforever #quail #quailfactfriday #prescribedfire
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For the first time since being extirpated from their natural range in the mid-2000s, wild bobwhite quail were reintroduced in Pennsylvania this week. Roughly 100 wild quail, captured from multiple locations across the eastern U.S., were released at the Letterkenny Army Depot in Franklin County. The release is part of a years long effort to improve bobwhite habitat at the Letterkenny Depot and bring back the iconic bird — which once flourished in The Keystone State. Quail habitat restoration began at The Letterkenny Army Depot in 2017. Since then, roughly 2,600 acres have been restored or improved. Quail Forever Habitat Specialists were responsible for much of the on-the-ground restoration work over the past several years, along with help from Letterkenny staff, the Pennsylvania Game Commission and countless volunteers. Donations to the project were made possible in part by the Cumberland Valley Chapter of Pheasants Forever, including the purchase of a 12-foot offset disc used in establishing early-successional habitat. To learn more about the wild northern bobwhite reintroduction in Pennsylvania head to the link in our bio. #quailforever #quail #bobwhite #bobwhitequail
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