"Why Conservation?" with QF Journal Editor Ryan Sparks. Here at PF & QF we have a wide array of talented individuals all across the country working hard every day to deliver our mission, each with unique backgrounds and skillsets. In our new blog series, “Why Conservation,” we feature some of the incredible employees that make up the Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever family. Each of these blogs will highlight background information on the employee, the important work they do for the organization and answer the important question of — Why Conservation? "Working in conservation isn’t just about preserving landscapes; it’s about nurturing the cultural and ecological tapestry that defines who we are and what we value. Without a collective effort to protect these treasures, we risk losing the profound essence of what makes us human." - Ryan Sparks To find out more about QF Journal Editor Ryan Sparks "Why Conservation?" head to the link below. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Why-Conservation-with-Quail-Forever-Journal-Editor-Ryan-Sparks.aspx
What’s Good for the Herd is Good for Upland Birds.
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Happy National Dog Day! Drop a photo in the comments to celebrate your favorite four-legged companion!
The Upland Newsroom
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Let us know your "PREMIUM MOMENTS FROM THE FIELD!" We want to hear a story from the field that truly resonates with you, and you think would resonate with our On The Wing Podcast Audience. For the first one, we want to hear a story that revolves around a bird dog. Here's what you have to do. - In the comments section tell us a Premium Moment you had in the field with a bird dog by Tuesday Aug 27th - Our favorites will be selected and then read off by host Bob St. Pierre on the On The Wing Podcast airing September 4th - If your Premium Moment is selected you will receive a special prize Package that we can't announce just yet, but trust us, you are going to want to get in on this. That's it! We can't wait to hear your stories, and keep a look out for opportunities to give us your Premium Moments coming soon. Cheers 🍻 to a great upland season ahead, creating even more stories to tell!
The Upland Newsroom - June
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Quail Fact Friday!💡 Ever heard of the “fall shuffle?” No, it’s not a dance move. As summer turns to fall, bobwhite quail broods disperse in a movement known as the fall shuffle, forming coveys for winter. During this time, they seek areas where food and cover are close together, reducing the risk of predation. Woody cover, crucial for protection and loafing, becomes a priority. Habitat managers can benefit from conducting fall covey counts to locate and understand the “covey headquarters” that fall coveys prefer. This knowledge can guide better hunting and habitat management decisions. Are you seeing the fall shuffle happen near you? #quailforever #quail #quailfactfriday
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Check out PF & QF's 2024 Prairie Grouse Primer, presented by Sportsman's Guide at the link below. pheasantsforever.org/primer When August’s sunlight starts raking in lower and nights cool down, an uplander’s thoughts turn toward September and prairie grouse hunting. Take a tour through sharptail, prairie chicken and sage grouse country with PF & QF’S annual Prairie Grouse Primer. State-by-state forecasts get your planning started. The low-down? It should be a good prairie grouse season. But every year is a good year to hunt prairie grouse. Go again. Go back. Go for the first time. There is nothing like the shortgrass and plum brush and snowberries and sage in autumn, and a horizon that stretches to the rim of the world. Tom Carpenter, Prairie Grouse Primer Editor
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