Want to help our mission without pulling fence, removing invasive plants, or planting pollinator plots? We have some good news for you… Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever’s Hands-On Habitat Online Auction is open until 8pm CST TONIGHT. Whether you’re eyeing up the Kansas Commissioners Big Game Permit, a new shotgun, or custom bird dog training package; there’s something for everyone and this is another great way for you to help us put habitat on the ground and birds in the air. Because We All Have a Part to Play and a Job to Do. Bid now at the link: https://pheasantsforeverquailforever.uplandfundraising.org/handsonhabitat/Campaign/Details
It’s coming! Get ready for an exciting summer issue of Quail Forever Journal! The summer issue includes stunning cover art by Ryan Keene, the announcement of the biggest bobwhite conservation effort in American history, a story on masked bobwhite quail, a mouth-watering quail recipe by James Beard Award winning chef and author Jesse Griffiths, and a profile of legendary southwest author, falconer, and sportsman, Stephen Bodio. Don’t miss out on this packed issue that celebrates the best of quail conservation and culture! Become a member of Quail Forever by May 22nd at the link below, to get the summer issue mailed to your door! https://quailforever.org/SpecialPages/Special-Memberships/2024-Spring-Membership-Appeal.aspx
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Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are pleased to announce the appointment of the Rev. David B. Zellmer, to its National Board of Directors. Zellmer, Bishop Emeritus of the South Dakota Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), joins the 16-member board which meets quarterly and oversees the operations of Pheasants Forever, Inc. and Quail Forever. “It takes diligent work to preserve and enhance the landscape we inherit,” Zellmer said. “To be able to hunt requires an adequate and healthy habitat, which is why I’m so proud to now be a part of ‘The Habitat Organization.’ It takes a concerted multi-facet response, using all of our current scientific knowledge and best practices to conserve and enhance our habitat and wildlife, so that we can pass it to the generations who follow. Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are at the forefront of preserving these landscapes, as well as the heritage that goes along with it.” Learn more about board member Zellmer at the link below. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Pheasants-Forever-and-Quail-Forever-Appoint-David-Zellmer-to-National-Board-of-Directors.aspx
View the full rillette recipe featured in The Hunters Table section of the latest issue of the Quail Forever Journal at the link in our bio. This upland rillette is delicious and decadent and should be thickly spread on toasted bread or crackers. The jars are small and durable enough to throw in your bird vest with some crackers for a quick field lunch. They are also perfect on a tailgate shared with friends and a beer at the end of the day. I always bring a jar or two on hunting trips and they always come back empty. They make great gifts for gracious landowners, are a fantastic addition to a charcuterie board, and will impress your hunting buddies. If you’re feeling generous, I bet your dog would love some too. #quailforever #quail #wildgame #wildgamerecipes
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This Mother’s Day, don’t forget to pause and celebrate those who helped show you the path to the outdoors. Remember they’re the original Women on the Wing, the ones that encouraged you to grow in your pursuit of all that is wild. Thank you mom. #pheasantsforever #quailforever #mothersday #womenonthewing
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Quail Fact Friday!💡 As bobwhite quail chicks hatch, their diet plays a crucial role in their development. They need plenty of beta-keratin, a protein found in insects, to produce feathers quickly. For bobwhites, this means feasting on insects and other invertebrates, which make up over 80% of their diet during the first weeks of life and continue to be a significant part of their diet throughout the summer. In areas rich in insect diversity, chicks have a better chance of thriving, as they can quickly gain weight and develop strong feathers. Weedy habitats with low vegetation provide ideal feeding grounds for young chicks, allowing them easy access to bugs, the freedom to move around without getting tangled up, and escape cover from predators. This is why brooding habitat is so important for bobwhite quail populations! #quailforever #quail #bobwhitequail #quailfactfriday
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