by Becky Ruzicka The ability to radio-collar and track quail via telemetry is arguably the most valuable tool available to a quail researcher. Telemetry provides us with rich datasets on…
JeffreySorelleJuly 1, 2021
Lehmann Lovegrass is perhaps the most threatening exotic invasive grass impacting west Texas, e.g., the Permian Basin and Trans Pecos. The lovegrass, imported in the 1930s from the Kalahari region…
JeffreySorelleJune 1, 2021
by Daniel King If you manage land anywhere south of central Kansas and west of Dallas, odds are you spend some time fighting a woody plant called “mesquite”. While it…
JeffreySorelleJune 1, 2021
Story by Craig Nyhus, Lone Star Outdoor News This story originally appeared in the May 14 issue of Lone Star Outdoor News A gathering of quail enthusiasts stood in the…
JeffreySorelleMay 20, 2021
The Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation (RPQRF) is pleased to make two special announcements that will ensure the our quail conservation efforts will continue into the future. First, RPQRF broke…
JeffreySorelleMay 11, 2021
Friends, Romans, countrymen, and Students of Quail: lend me your ears. Concerned about the status of your breeding quail? Who isn’t? Several years of dry weather and a “hard” winter…
JeffreySorelleApril 30, 2021
by Daniel King Each month we will include a short column highlighting a specific practice or technique related to quail management. We have compiled a list of relevant topics to…
JeffreySorelleApril 30, 2021
by Casey Swafford With our spring trapping session wrapped up, we now will begin tracking our newly radio-collared birds. Some of the birds we are tracking were collared from previous…
JeffreySorelleApril 2, 2021
by John Palarski We kicked off our third year of translocation in Erath County, TX last month. We translocated a total of 262 bobwhites from west and south Texas. We…
JeffreySorelleApril 2, 2021
