Recently we hosted a small group of collaborators and sponsors for a tour at our Erath County Quail Restoration Project at Quahadi Ranch. We were especially happy to see two…
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by John Palarski Since release on March 14th, our birds are faring much better than in 2019. We are actively monitoring 39 individuals. We have documented 52 mortalities (mostly mammalian)….
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail As we ease into summer, fingers crossed and prayers for rain and a great quail season, our next three podcast episodes will focus on…
by Daniel King May was a great month for us! We initiated our official spring cock call counts on 19 May and have conducted four counts thus far. Our initial…
by John Palarski Our nesting season got off to a hot start here in Erath County! To date, we have located 25 nests. So far south Texas birds have initiated…
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail If you’re out in quail country these days, you should be hearing the sweet sounds of bobwhites looking for love. Those calls are music…
In good years when rain comes at the right times, in the right amounts, the Rolling Plains of West Texas can offer the best quail hunting in the country. While…
Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation is fortunate to have Dr. Dale Rollins at the helm. Dr. Rollins has been inspiring folks for decades….and his good work caught the eye of…
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail These days, we can’t help but think about our health and the dangers presented by the new coronavirus impacting folks in every corner of…
I don’t know about you, but in such a crazy world as we’ve gone through given the coronavirus pandemic, it would be nice to hear some reassuring voices—a chorus of…
RPQRR’s efforts at using translocation of wild-trapped quails to restore former populations has enjoyed a good spring thus far. We began our second year of translocation of bobwhites to Erath…
Podcasts – Dr. Dale on Quail As we transition from winter to spring, quail hunters are reflecting on this past season and wondering what’s ahead. How loudly (and how often)…
