MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — In a 6-1 vote, the Mobile City Council passed an amendment to allow dove and quail hunting within city limits under certain criteria. These three types of birds can now be ...

The future of wild quail hunting—for everyday hunters—depends on scientists and sportsmen who are re­imagin­ing public bobwhite-habitat management by turning large swaths of land into quail ...

Quail hunting is a team sport. The team consists of men and dogs-dogs trained for quail and nothing else, though sometimes a dog cannot resist the fascinating scents of deer, turkeys, land terrapins, ...

Allowing quail and dove hunting—albeit in very limited circumstances—preserves the historic use of some rural land in west Mobile, Jason Johnson, spokesperson for the city of Mobile said.

Bobwhite quail hunting is permitted, with no bag limits, statewide Sept. 2-Nov. 29, Dec. 16-24 and Dec. 26-March 31. There is no open season for quail in the Letterkenny Army Depot Quail Recovery ...

There's some great news for quail-hunting enthusiasts in South Carolina. Through the effort of the Quail Forever (scquailforever.org), the S.C. Conservation Bank, the S.C. Department of Natural ...

The Rolling Plains is a premier hunting destination and stronghold for bobwhite quail in Texas, second only to South Texas. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s annual roadside survey ...

The Texas quail population is the highest its been in 5 years. Quail hunting season started on Oct. 28, and hunters are advised to follow hunting regulations to sustain the population.

Hunting does not impact the bird population as much as many might think, according to McLaughlin. For example, over 2020 and 2021 there were about 32,000 hunters harvesting roughly 375,000 quail ...

The bad news first: Bobwhite quail hunting season probably won’t be very good across much of Texas. Especially in the Rolling Plains, a region that has historically been one of the top bobwhite ...

Oct. 21—AUSTIN — Quail hunting season in Texas kicks off Oct. 26, and the annual Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) roadside survey indicates an upward trend in population numbers.