Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch Visit our web site to learn more about the ranch. Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch Announces "Eastern Range Plan" Seated (L to R) Ladd Webber, Marcia Zimmerman and Rusty Rice. Standing: Jim Echart, John Weston, Scott Asbury, Bubba Wood, Stephen Hill, Dr. Dale Rollins, Dick McCallum, Lance Charriere, Matt Perry-Miller, Elizabeth Perry-Miller, Joe Crafton, and Chip Martin Thanks to the generosity of the members of Park Cities Quail Unlimited, they donated $300,000 for the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch. This will allow Dr. Dale Rollins and the people at the research ranch to pursue their "Eastern Range Plan" The goal is to better understand and mitigate the dramatic decline of quail in the area of high importance to Dallas area quail hunters. For more information, go to www.quailresearch.org Upcoming Events   RPQRR 2nd Annual Field Day Symposium Proceedings Quail Masters 2009  Registration Form Course Syllabus Just Released   Fidel Hernandez Distinguished Lectureship in Quail Management Series The Legacy of Bobwhte Research in South Texas The Value of Long Term Research: Novel Findings & Management Implications A Forgotten Philosophy in Quail Management and Science RPQRR Field Day Handout New Publications   Texas Parks & Wildlife Restoring Quail Habitat in the Coastal Prairie The University of Tennessee The University of Tennessee Extension Website The University of Missouri Extension Quail-Friendly Plants of the Midwest Trans-Tx Quail Count   Information Packet Data Sheet Summary Data Sheet Current News   Oklahoma State University Newsletter Quail News Field & Stream Hunting With the Quail Doctor Livestock Weekly Quail Studies Off To Positive Beginning at New Research Ranch San Angelo Standard Times Research Ranch Showcases Quail in Their Natural Habitat The Dallas Morning News Q&A with Dale Rollins: It's all for the birds Quail season defies projection, is worst yet to come? Big Investment in Quails' Future The Statesman Bobwhite Quail Survival Hinges on Combined Efforts of Many Reporter News Not many quail seen so far, experts say Big Country Electric Cooperative Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch Weird Quail Black Throated Bobs White Quail, photo 2, photo 3 Erythristic Bobwhite A bobwhite X Gambel's quail hybrid produced in captivity. Photo courtesy W. Wilson Quail Habitat   This site represents a "10" in quail habitat. Note the interspersion, brush divesity, and open field. Click here to see a series of habitat rankings from 1 to 10. Contact Us   If you have comments on our web site, questions about our organization or services contact our office at: Texas AgriLife Extension Service 7887 US Highway 87 N San Angelo TX 76901 Ph:325-653-4576 Fx: 325-655-7791 d-rollins@tamu.edu