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Unread 01-25-2022, 10:17 AM   #21
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Sweet! Love the pictures. I did the same with the few coveys we had here in NM. Amazing how one year can be booming with birds and the next year hardly anthing. Thanks for the pictures.
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Sweet! Love the pictures. I did the same with the few coveys we had here in NM. Amazing how one year can be booming with birds and the next year hardly anthing. Thanks for the pictures.
Thank goodness that quail are near the bottom of the food chain and have developed reproductive patterns that can bring themselves back in good numbers...IF they have a place to live.
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Thank goodness that quail are near the bottom of the food chain and have developed reproductive patterns that can bring themselves back in good numbers...IF they have a place to live.
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My brittany breeder buddy has 2 of his dogs in texas with one guy. They went out within the last month and had over 30 quail covey flushes in a day and a half. No idea what area, or even if they were in texas, the guy said the numbers were definitely up.
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