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Members of the Quail Forever team recently attended an event in southern Alabama that sparked interest in our beloved gamebird, the bobwhite quail. The Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival is a relatively new, but quickly expanding event that celebrates wildlife art and the great outdoors. Art appreciators and outdoor enthusiasts recently gathered for this annual festival, which featured a series of educational presentations, art exhibits and classes, outdoor vendors, children’s activities, and delicious food. Quail Forever was fortunate to be included in this year’s event due to the thoughtful consideration of Quail Forever national board member, Thomas Harris. Harris, along with Pam Swanner of the Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association, and Tim Gothard of the Alabama Wildlife Federation worked to ensure that attendees were well informed concerning what Quail Forever could do to assist them on their properties. Learn more about bobwhite quail in Alabama at the link below.
Apply now for action trackchair grants. Do you know of someone with mobility challenges who loves bird dogs, field training, and upland hunting? Track2wing applications are open for submissions on a rolling basis through March 31st. More info at the link below. Since 2020, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever have been a proud partner of the Anisfield-Wilson Track2wing Project, a grant program for recruiting, retaining, and reactivating individuals with mobility challenges into the world of bird dog training and upland hunting. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Track2wing-Expanding-the-World-for-Individuals-with-Mobility-Impairments.aspx
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Perhaps Virginia is not the first state that comes to mind when you think of bobwhite quail. Like many other states in the bobwhite range, habitat loss in Virginia has led to sharp declines in a once thriving quail population. This trend was noticed by Quail Forever members Briscoe and Kenan White. Passionate conservationists, they wanted to make a difference for quail in their home state. Meanwhile, Marc Puckett and Jay Howell, small game project leaders with the @virginiawildlife Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources, were developing a vision for a project that could change the trajectory of the state’s bobwhite quail population. Learn more about this project and quail in Virginia at the link in our bio. #quailforever #quail #bobwhitequail #wildlifeconservation
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Perhaps Virginia is not the first state that comes to mind when you think of bobwhite quail. Like many other states in the bobwhite range, habitat loss in Virginia has led to sharp declines in a once thriving quail population. This trend was noticed by Quail Forever members Briscoe and Kenan White. Passionate conservationists, they wanted to make a difference for quail in their home state. Meanwhile, Marc Puckett and Jay Howell, small game project leaders with the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources, were developing a vision for a project that could change the trajectory of the state’s bobwhite quail population. Learn more about this project and quail in Virginia at the link below. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Bobwhite-Quail-Efforts-on-the-Rise-in-Virginia.aspx
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BOGO tickets for the biggest upland event of the year! Use the link below for this limited time offer to purchase one National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic ticket and get a second one for free! 2024 National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic, is back in Sioux Falls and promises to be an event you won't want to miss! The nation’s largest upland tradeshow and convention has something for everyone including hunters, landowners, and bird dog enthusiasts. https://pfqf.myeventscenter.com/event/2024-National-Pheasant-Fest-Quail-Classic-84173
“When snow falls over quail country, bobwhite quail rely on winter cover to shelter them from extreme weather. Quality winter cover like plum thickets and stiff-stemmed native grasses such as little bluestem, big bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass are great places for bobwhites to take refuge during winter months. The desirability of these types of cover is amplified when it is located near a food source. In this photo, a highway of bobwhite tracks lead to strips of standing soybeans left behind by the farmer. Soybeans are great for quail as snow accumulates because beans higher on the stalk become accessible to quail.” ✍️📸: Quail Forever Journal Editor @1.ryan.sparks.1 #quailforever #quail #snow #winterhabitat
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