Have you checked out the Bird Dogs for Habitat Orvis bandana yet?! This custom bandana feature the Bird Dogs for Habitat logo, the not so subtle flush of pheasant and quail, and Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever included in the border. Get yours plush the Bird Dogs for Habitat Decal by donating just $20 towards your favorite bird dog breed at the link below! https://quailforever.org/Habitat/Bird-Dogs-for-Habitat.aspx Bird Dogs for Habitat runs now through the end of April, with prizes for voting and chances to win our weekly giveaway. The best part is, all funds generated from the competition go towards our Build a Wildlife Area program, so every breed wins with more publicly accessible land to roam.

‼️Giveaway Alert‼️ Win an ORVIS Memory Foam Bolster Dog Bed! Each week during this year's Bird Dogs for Habitat competition our generous sponsors will be giving away fantastic prizes to those who vote. During the final week, everyone who votes for their favorite bird dog breed is entered to win an ORVIS Memory Foam Bolster Dog Bed! To enter, go vote now through Sunday for the bird dog breed you think should be crowned champion! Winner will be announced Monday 5/1 along with our much anticipated Bird Dogs for Habitat champion! 🔗Link Below! https://quailforever.org/Habitat/Bird-Dogs-for-Habitat.aspx Remember vote through Bird Dogs for Habitat helps raise money for public lands through our Build a Wildlife Area program!

“The fact is — and I’ll argue this all day long — you are far more likely to get a great-performing bird dog out of a setter or a pointer than you are from some obscure breed that was originally used to hunt, I don’t know, Icelandic hoary hens, or bred to sniff out truffles, or fight Roman gladiators, or throttle European badgers, or serve as the King of Prussia’s personal canine bodyguards.” READ the full blog "Old English: The Case for the Traditional" at the 🔗 link below. Don't forget to vote for your favorite breed at birddogsforhabitat.org before it's too late Quail Forever Journal Editor Chad Love — who wrote today’s blog on the merits of the traditional pointer and the English setter breeds — insists on pointing out that “If this organization of GSP and Lab cultists wasn’t actively trying to split the vote toward those breeds by breaking out English and Llewellin setters into separate breeds, which they aren’t,” (his words) then at least one of the two traditional American bird dog breeds would be leading (again, in his words...) “this ridiculously unrealistic popularity contest for enthusiastic but woefully uninformed canine cheerleaders.” Read the rest of Quail Forever Journal Editor Chad Love’s screed on why he thinks the classic American pointing duo of English setters and pointers are still the best bird dogs going.

CELEBRATING AMERICA’S UPLAND CHAMPIONS ON VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION DAY! The volunteer success stories across the organization are infinite. They must be, after all, to amass more than 24 million acres of habitat improvements and 225,000+ acres acquired and made public. THANK YOU to every volunteer past, present, and future, for making it happen. Our request to our followers: If you know someone who volunteers for any organization where time and talent are donated for the common good, this is a great week to thank them for their service. 🔗 Link below to read the full article by Pf & QF's Public Relations Manager Jared Wiklund.

Celebrate the all-stars of the uplands! Save 20% on select bird dog items now through April 30th at the QF store! 🔗 Link below! https://bit.ly/41GnFsv MAKE A PURCHASE WITH A PURPOSE. Every purchase made through our exclusive online @undefined store generates funds for our wildlife habitat mission. Through this special partnership you're more than a customer, you're a conservationist.