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Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever Celebrate Longstanding Partnership with onX Hunt
A shared commitment to wildlife habitat, public access, and the future of upland hunting
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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 // Simple Grilled Quail
This recipe strips away everything that might get between you and the bird.
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PODCAST EP. 381: "Gamey" - A Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever Short Essay
Wild game doesn't taste "gamey;" it tastes like the landscape, season, and animal itself.
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The Hunter's Table // The Case Against "Gamey"
The Most Useless Word in Wild Game Cooking.
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SoundGear Renews Sponsorship with The Habitat Organization Through 2028
Purchase SoundGear products, contribute to the sounds of America’s grasslands
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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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Wendell Berry on Dogs, Place, and the Ties that Bind Us.
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PODCAST EP. 380: "Judy" — A Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever Short Story
A bird dog endures shipwrecks, captivity, starvation and war to become a legendary symbol of courage.
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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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PODCAST EP. 379: Quail Across America — A Florida Couple's Six-Species Adventure
Wild quail, rugged country, and a six-species pursuit turned one couple's hunts into lifelong adventures.
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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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