Why a “Young” Quail Population is Good Sign
A report I recently read in a regional hunting magazine from the Texas Hill Country suggested that quail numbers have increased, though the author noted that “a large portion of the birds encountered are young”. At first glance, this observation may sound concerning, as if the population lacks mature, experienced birds. In reality, however, a quail population dominated by young birds is often one of the strongest indicators of a healthy and successful reproductive season.
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The Pineywoods of east Texas were historically a hotbed for quail hunting 50 years ago but populations have waned since that time. Join Dr. Dale and his special guest Dr. Brad Kubecka as they summarize recent efforts to revitalize quail in the Pineywoods of east Texas. Dr. Kubecka heads up…
