Bobwhite Quail | PART 3 | The Southwest Missouri Bobwhite Quail Research Project

This video shares the surprising insights from the latest and largest quail research study conducted in Missouri. This Southwest Missouri Bobwhite Quail Research Project was conducted by the Missouri Department of Conservation, and in this video, one of the project leaders, Kyle Hedges, talks with Amy Hamilton about the surprising insights into quail habitat this project revealed.
This is video #3 of 3. Be sure to check out video #1 on quail habitat during nesting and brood rearing and video #2 about quail habitat requirements during fall and winter.
Video 1: • Bobwhite Quail Nesting...
Video 2: • Bobwhite Quail | PART ...
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[@laragreen4824]

I have a few Bobwhite not a big pile of them but said about turning them loose Into the Wild, next to my home I already have a few falling around behind the chickens..

[@CheriBenIesau]

It's great that now we are learning that farming and ecological methods are actually mutually beneficial. I'm still learning but am very excited about moving ahead with plans to reintroduce Bobwhite on my farm.

[@timothyhammer6154]

Thank you for this information I'm looking to start a farm with genetically pure bison and I bet the relationship between the Bob white is at least equally as symbiotic if not more beneficial.

[@ChrisJones-mw8cn]

Kyle is amazing. Heis awesome on L and L but needs to start his own podcast just about this.

[@Mark-pp1ug]

I noticed ants on the hatched egg shells. It seems that ants are a big predator to hatching chicks. Do you see this problem?