Virgina Bobwhite
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Quail Forever (QF) is excited to introduce a new chapter in Florida. The Tampa Bay Chapter of QF is ready to improve wildlife habitat on public land and expand opportunities for newcomers to participate in outdoor sports. Volunteers will connect with communities across Hillsboro, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Manatee and Sarasota counties. Learn more bout this exciting new chapter at the link below. https://bit.ly/4dqrsR8
Quail Forever (QF) is excited to announce a new chapter in Virginia. Based near the iconic Blue Ridge Mountains, the Blue Ridge Chapter of QF will increase the number of volunteers dedicated to improving and expanding habitat for quail and other wildlife species. The chapter will cover Bedford, Franklin, Henry, Roanoke, Montgomery, Patrick and Salem Counties. Learn more about this exciting new chapter at the link below. https://bit.ly/4g1EpTh
Rep. Gabe Vasquez speaks to the importance of Farm Bill conservation programs
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What’s Good for the Herd is Good for Upland Birds.
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We just had to share the cover for our upcoming Fall Edition of PF & QF’S youth magazine, Forever Outdoors. Yes, the rooster pheasant and bobwhite donning their PF & QF lids are pretty cool! (Thanks to Tyler Kimes, one of our Farm Bill biologists in Illinois, for the great artwork.) The stories inside are great too – youth hunting season tips, a western upland adventure, a picture gallery of puppies in the field, a kid-friendly explanation of how public lands happen with PF & QF doing the heavy lifting, and more! Sign up a kid from your life, using the link below, by August 21 for a youth membership in PF or QF, and they’ll be on the mailing list Fall’s Issue of Forever Outdoors. Get ‘em outdoors and involved! - Tom Carpenter, Editor of Forever Outdoors Quailforever.org/join
The Upland Newsroom
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Quail Fact Friday!💡 Did you know that bobwhite quail chicks are about the size of a bumblebee when they hatch? Despite their tiny start, these resilient chicks take their first small flights within just three weeks. However, the road to adulthood is tough—fewer than 20% of quail make it to 12 months of age. Come opening day of hunting season, even young quail who have never experienced a human hunter are the survivors who have outlasted many of their nest-mates. #quailforever #quail #bobwhitequail #quailfactfriday
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