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The film productuon and editing on this bob white piece is extremely professional. The cinematics and ability to build the message and story is the work of a brilliant mind.

Fire ants ,coyotes,armadillos, raccoons, and especially hawks need to be thinned out or quail is finished except pen raised birds . Everything eats eggs and with no one predator hunting its futile.my friend worked at a plantation in Alabama that was a quail paradise and a comment was made by a figure of known authority said “ if someone gave you this 20 plus thousand acre land it would cost you over a million dollars every year to maintain it “ !

As a land owner, the public doesn't need to worry about anything that happens on my ranch!

I'm moving from TX to Missouri when I can and I hope they have a program I can have my property in agriculture and raise them to help. I love quail!

Quail have been wiped out in North Texas. I believe its the fire ants because quail are ground nesters.

To little to late,,I bet there ain't 20 coveys in west tenn in 4 counties,,use to could hear quail whistle anytime of the day,,it's a shame to loose what we once had,between farmers wanting extra bushel of beans and the coyotes our quail are gone!!!

Missouri Department of Conservation let’s see you put more effort into the property you own, I’ve been walking some of your property the last couple years and my what a waste buildings growing up in trees and weeds, maybe a burn here and there but no quail,rabbits no signs of rabbits in winter is bad, don’t always depend on private land owners

Thank you for standing up for conservation and God's creation!

Gotta figure-out how to incorporate life history needs of these species into contemporary, production-ag. I get it, that’s a major undertaking but, unless we do, follow the dollar, not the few novel landowners that are good quail stewards. For now, you do what you can.

To bad no one is doing anything in north Carolina. I don't believe there is a wild covey of quail in the state. Nc wildlife doesn't care. Need someone to do something on public land here for sure

"Conservation will ultimately boil down to rewarding the private landowner who conserves the public interest" is actually an incredibly depressing quote

I started my career as a Private Lands Biologist in GA, working primarily to improve quail habitat. Even though I'm in MN now and out of the quail range, they're still special to me. Georgia needs more landowner like Mr. Fulmer willing to sacrifice a bit of timber revenue for habitat. Hopefully, new funding sources will decrease that revenue gap.

For the life of me, I don't understand people wanting to automate what should be second nature - the safety lock! Lazy?! Amateur?! Scofflaw for basic firearms handling?!

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I use beef or chicken broth mixed with water on the 30/20 to make sure my dogs eat and hydrate…. ?

threres no training here..just intro

Nice hunting vest, where are they from?

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Horrible! Why kill such of beautiful bird, it doesn't hurt anybody. Only humans destroyed nature and also themselves.😢

These woke liberal women have invaded most the chapters around me. They ruin everything

God Bless. Mr. Bryan is a true farmer-stewards of all resources, Lord knows quail need all the help we can give them.

I recently got one

Awesome video

I like wire hairs but man.I hate having to clean them. Glad I have a german short hair

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Was this 20 gauge shotgun shown a 26 or 28 barrel? Thanks

Thank you to this family and all farmers. Thank you for feeding us all and being stewards of the land.

Very nice but turn down the music.

Quail are migrant visitors to the UK so not 100% comparable to what I see round here in the South Downs National Park in the UK. However, we have a major problem (not just pressure groups wanting to ban all hunting, shooting, fishing) and that is habitat and species loss. Grey partridge (Huns in the US) are native here but their population has fallen off a cliff. Why? Farming practices over the last 40 to 50 years. The maximise production mantra has been a disaster for all wildlife. One local landowner near me took it upon himself to turn this round and has been successful. He went from 5 wild breeding pairs of greys to over 2,00 birds in 12 years. It took time, money and family commitment to do it. Private landowners and farmers are the key to us keeping every wildlife species from local extinction. We have to treasure them all from the plants, the bugs and the bees through our delicious ground nesting birds that feed on them (such as quail and partridge) plus all their predators which must be managed intelligently. It was interesting to hear that fire, controlled burning, is recognised as doing so much good in practical conservation. So called environmentalists in the UK (especially Scotland) are trying to ban its use. Not because they don't privately accept it is an excellent management tool, they know that. It is because it is such an effective tool that they want it banned so our cherished quarry species become unviable for hunting. How messed up is that? Farmers like the Carters are the way forward and the biggest plus that we can have to save all the field sports that we all love. Well done the Carters, John Deere and QF for this conservation and hunting success story. Thanks, QF, for bring us this success story. Keep up the good work!

👎 If ANY of my QF money went into that, I'll Just drop my membership...... Quail ? Huntable populations on the lands shown here will be a pretty BIG Stretch..... Nothing against a working Farming enterprise, just don't pull my leg about how they produce quail

I’m a PF member from Florida and I appreciate everything this family has done to their land for themselves their children and all of us that are hunters and conservationist.

Show me the quail!

Love what you are doing. Keep going. You are a hero. Keith. Fargo? ND, Former farmer and pheasant hunter.

Fantastic work by this family. Thank you for sharing your story.

We wouldn't have what we have today if it weren't for those before us. Thank you for looking out for our future generations and congratulations to the Nelson's, you should be very proud.

Congratulations and thank you!

I appreciate the farmer and his conservation mindset, but I wished you discussed the birds more, like how many there are and how they use the property instead of so much fluff

Great info for beginners like me. Thank you both so much!😅

Enjoyed the hunt a outstanding bunch of people I hunted just with a friend and his black lab , I've been disabled since 2008 can't hunt to walk very far and on oxygen 24 hrs my lungs are giving up on me but I did it to myself I smoked when younger I'm at end stage of Lung cancer , I'm sorry but I'm 79 yo I've enjoyed life , good luck to all of you may god bless you all

Well done. The science, ethics, and stewardship make an any argument against somewhat fruitless; however, holistically, the customers seem stand-off ish, defensive, and difficult to convince? But, we have to try, and young people, like these, give us optimism!

Two years later, not a single answer to any questions asked. This is a transmission, not a communication.

what are your recommendations for someone getting into it?

Dang this gets me excited for next year.

Great video! That was some great action there!

Late season can be brutal. Left Florida Jan 2 for SD and freezing temperatures and wind chill sub-zero. My GWPs and I loved it!! Thanks for sharing your adventures. My dogs and I are life members and support PF