Quail are quirky little creatures that, despite some having been bred domestically for over 4,000 years, maintain their ...

Masked bobwhite quail eggs ready for the incubator are numbered to match them with the adult pairs that produced them at the Sutton Avian Research Center in Bartlesville on Friday, August 2, 2019.

Rodney Stanley holds a bobwhite quail feather in front of two puppies to teach them how to smell for quail after a hunt at Moree Sportsman Preserve, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2025, in Chesterfield County.

Best Thing in Texas Parasites Were Killing Bobwhite Quail. Texas Hunters Helped Create a Drug to Save Them. QuailGuard is the first publicly available FDA-approved medication for wild animals.

Bobwhite quail were once abundant in Mississippi and other states and were popular game animals, but went into decline over 100 years ago. According to NRCS, bobwhites and other upland species ...

It gives us more information because we can't be everywhere." Bobwhite quail were once abundant in Mississippi and other states and were popular game animals, but went into decline over 100 years ago.

The decline of bobwhite quail is not just a Texas issue. According to Audubon the population nationwide has declined from 31 million in 1967 to 5.5 million today.

They're back: Historic release of wild northern bobwhite quail happens at Letterkenny Army Depot Wild quail were once found in all 67 counties of Pennsylvania in the mid-1800s. However they have ...

Bobwhite quail, although once native to Pennsylvania, had steadily decreasing populations over the past 60 years, until eventually going extinct from the area. This extinction was largely due to ...

Bobwhite quails used to live in all 67 counties of Pennsylvania. Biologists believe they disappeared in the late 1990s or early 2000s. Now, the state game commission has reintroduced 87 birds to ...

In the five years that Alex Busato has been keeping his eyes peeled for local birds, he’s seen perhaps two bobwhite quails. State game commission officials are hoping to change that. Once found ...

The Game Commission called the bobwhite quail a "boom-and-bust type of species." They're "incredibly productive breeders," but they have short lifespans and "are prone to dramatic population swings." ...