Quail Forever Elite Member Stories “After a lifetime spent hunting, conserving habitat, and watching the uplands change, I became an Elite Member so future generations can know the thrill of a wild covey rising or a pheasant cackling at dawn. The uplands are resilient but fragile, and worth every effort we make to protect them.” -John Gavitt, QF Life Member This week, we are thrilled to share that your Elite Member impact is multiplied thanks to a $100,000 match from an anonymous donor that doubles the effect of every new Elite Membership. Help ensure the future of the uplands by becoming a Life Member today at the link in our bio or visit quailforever.org/life. #quailforever #thehabitatorganization

“10 year old Luke Doughman with his first Tennessee wild bobwhite quail covey rise. Hunting behind 5 year old English Pointer(Sam) and 9 month old German Wirehair Pointer(Birdie). Luke and his dogs found a total of 3 coveys on the day hunting on public ground. Average covey size was 12-15 birds per covey. The TN quail population seems to be on the rise and making a steady come back.” - Grant Doughman #quailforever #thehabitatorganization

"Judy" A World War II Bird Dog Endures the Unthinkable This is a story about an incredible WWII-era bird dog who survived shipwrecks, a crocodile attack, years in harsh POW camps, and still stayed loyal to her crew. She became the only dog ever officially registered as a prisoner of war, earning the prestigious PDSA Dickin Medal for bravery and devotion. Her story reminds us courage and loyalty are timeless. Read Judy's incredible story now at the link in our bio or visit quailforever.org. If you haven't already, consider becoming a QF member today where you will find stories like this in the Quail Forever Journal. #quailforever #thehabitatorganization