Reminder: download the Bobscapes Mobile App today, and do your part for bobwhite quail conservation by recording your bobwhite sightings in the field. Whether you hear them or see them, by recording your bobwhite occurrences you'll be taking a part in some crucial citizen science that will help researchers understand population dynamics and help manage direct resources for habitat. Download the Bobscapes Mobile App today at https://www.bobscapes.org// 📸: Hunter Bridges
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Mostly it’s about the dogs — And the hunt. The cool mornings, the adrenaline rush of a flush. Those wonders drive us all, but for the outdoorsmen and women of the Track2wing Project, it’s also about accessing what makes them who they are in a way few of us can understand. Since its inception four years ago, the Anisfield-Wilson Track2wing Project has granted 45 Action trackchairs to individuals with mobility challenges who want to train and hunt with gun dogs. While the connection to the bird dog world is central to the Track2wing mission, simply getting back into the field to fish, hunt turkeys or deer, and traverse wild terrain is part of the project’s bigger picture as well. Read the full story by Nancy Anisfield, and learn how to apply at the link below. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Hunters-on-Track.aspx
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The 2023 Quail Hunting Forecast is available now, and we are pumped up for the season ahead. As you start organizing your quail hunting itinerary for this fall, be sure to refer to the forecast for a state-by-state analysis on what you can expect when you hit the field. 🔗 Link in our bio. This year, conditions vary widely from state to state — and between regions within each state. That said, recent moisture throughout much of quail country largely portends an above-average year wherever there’s habitat. Whether you’re planning a multi-state adventure or are just curious about how the coveys near you are doing, this forecast has all the info you need to find success. The rest is up to you. So, get ready to check your quail spots — or better yet, find a new one. Because there’s a covey out there somewhere, holding tight in cover just long enough for you to turn your back on them before blitzing the horizon. The 2023 Quail Hunting Forecast is presented by @sportsmansguide #quailforever #quailforecast #quailhunting #quail
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Last weekend, longtime Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever employee Jim Inglis was honored by his alma mater, Mississippi State University. Inglis was one of eight former students inducted into the 2023 Alumni Fellows program and was recognized during MSU’s home football game against the University of Alabama. Now a 22-year veteran of Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, Inglis has served the organization in countless capacities — from chapter volunteer to the organization’s first farm bill biologist coordinator — to his current role as the director of government affairs. “Jim’s career path shows just how dedicated he is to conservation,” said Ron Leathers, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever’s chief conservation officer. “He’s been involved in our habitat mission at every level and continues to be a tremendous voice for the organization. His impact, not only on Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, but on habitat conservation in general, is profound. Jim deserves this recognition and much more for his decades of service.” Read more about Jim and his MSU Alumni Fellows induction, at the link below. https://quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Quail-Forever/Jim-Inglis-Honored-by-Mississippi-State-University.aspx
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On The Wing Podcast Ep. 233: Bobwhite Quail Research with U of TN’s Dr. Craig Harper, is live. Link in bio to listen now, or wherever you get your podcasts. Host Bob St.Pierre is joined by Quail Forever Program Manager Andy Edwards for a conversation with University of Tennessee’s Dr. Craig Harper and Mississippi Department of Wildlife Fisheries and Park’s biologist John Gruchy for a discussion focused on bobwhite quail research and management. Episode Highlights: - Dr. Harper discusses historic quail management recommendations and how we have learned a lot from our mistakes over the last 20 years. He also urges, “every day of the year is a possible day to do something good for bobwhite quail. Don’t be relegated to any certain time of the year.” - Gruchy takes Dr. Harper’s comments and explains how state agencies are putting those constant learnings about quail and quail habitat to work on the ground. #quailforever #pheasantsforever #bobwhitequail #quailhunting
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Earlier this summer, QF Video Production Coordinator Aaron Black-Schmidt was happily reporting multiple valley quail broods while riding his bike through the hills in Washington state. What quail numbers have you been seeing in your area this year? Be on the lookout for our much anticipated 2023 Quail Forecast, dropping later this week to get all the insight into quail numbers and outlook for this upcoming hunting season. #quailforever #valleyquail #quailhunting #quailforecast
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN LEAVING AN UPLAND HABITAT LEGACY, BUT DON’T KNOW HOW? Join the Habitat Legacy Society by including a gift to Pheasants Forever or Quail Forever in your estate plans. For more information about the benefits associated with remembering Pheasants Forever or Quail Forever in your will, visit www.pheasantsforever.org/legacy.
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