Upland News & Media
Articles
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Anatomy of a Hunting Accident
No matter how careful you are, be more careful
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The Wingshooter's Locker: Fall 2026
Welcome to the Wingshooter's Locker where QF's senior public relations specialist Casey Sill dives into the world of upland gear – testing each product in his pursuit of wild birds in wild places.
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The Hunter's Table // The Case Against "Gamey"
The Most Useless Word in Wild Game Cooking.
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Protecting the Core in Virginia
Habitat work completed in core quail range of The Old Dominion state.
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Mike
Wendell Berry on Dogs, Place, and the Ties that Bind Us.
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A Song in the Pines
Chuck Leavell’s Two Great Callings – Music and Conservation – Converge at Charlane Woodlands.
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Restoring the Rise
Thomas Harris' Mission to Bring Bobwhites and Hope to Alabama's Black Belt.
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Quail in the Flatwoods
Finding Wild Coveys and Making Memories in the Florida Uplands.
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Quail Don't Care About Your Pessimism
Why Habitat – Not Nostalgia – Still Holds the Answers.
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QF Mourns the Loss of John D. Groendyke, a Champion for Quail, Conservation, and Conversation
Some people leave a legacy through the positions they hold. Others leave a legacy through the people they influence along the way. John D. Groendyke accomplished both.
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Simple Shrub Cover
Creating shrub cover can be a simple, affordable way to improve quail habitat
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Bobscapes Putting Citizen Science to Work
The Bobscapes app contributes to a better understanding of quail distribution
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Making Big Impacts for Quail in Texas
Improving land management practices boosts quail numbers for local landowners
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The Upland Life: Defending Quail Country One Cedar at a Time
See how removing Eastern red cedars restores grasslands, improves wildlife habitat, and helps bobwhite quail thrive on a southeast Nebraska farm.
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Sporting Dog Shorts - Feel Like You Have Too Much Dog?
I think bird dogs are some of the coolest animals in existence. The best ones will search cover incessantly for a bird that may or may not exist, they'll power through the toughest conditions, they possess unmatched endurance, and generally they will want to do it all over again the next day.
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Promises on the Horizon
It is time. Prairie grouse seasons loom. Reports are a mixed bag. Birds will fly.
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