May 16, 2025 – Annual Field Day at the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch, click here for more details and to register or contact Dana Wright at (806)346-7409 dwright@quailresearch.org
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In Texas, few sounds evoke a stronger connection to the land than the whistled “Bob-white” call of the northern bobwhite. Once abundant across the state’s open rangelands, bobwhite quail populations…
One of the most pressing challenges in wildlife research is selecting the right tools to gather accurate data without disrupting the behavior of the species being studied. At the Rolling…
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail Join Dr. Dale and his special guest Dr. James Martin as they dissect “Population Dynamics for Dummies.” Martin is a Professor with the University…
This year at the 2025 EarthX conference in Dallas, I had the distinct honor of stepping onto the TV Stage to share the mission and work of the Rolling Plains…
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail Join Dr. Dale and his guest Tyler Hamilton as they delve into a search for the holy grail in quail management: success on small…
During the first part of March, we conducted our annual spring trapping efforts on the Research Ranch. Over two consecutive weeks, our dedicated staff and volunteers successfully captured, handled (weighed,…
The Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation (RPQRF) is thrilled to announce its selection as a 2025 Texan by Nature Conservation Wrangler! This prestigious recognition highlights our commitment to innovative conservation…
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail Greg Dix earned Top Student award in the 2024 QuailMasters class. Dix resides in Missouri and has a ravenous appetite for anything/everything about bobwhites….
With the end of the 2024-2025 quail hunting season in our rearview mirror, the RPQRR is looking forward to getting several new research projects up and running. One such project…
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail “Brush sculpting” is the planned, selective control of brush to enhance wildlife habitat. Think of it as applied landscaping or feng shui. Join Dr….
Small mammal (i.e. rodents) trapping occurs twice per year (Winter and Spring) on the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch. Small mammals serve as an alternative prey source for mesocarnivore predators….
