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When Pheasants Forever unleashed Quail Forever, the Board of Directors believed the simple and yet revolutionary concept that separated Pheasants Forever from any other conservation organizations would work for another non-migratory bird, the Bobwhite quail. Quail Forever will use the same system of county chapters whereby 100% of the net funds raised by chapters remains at the local level. This provides tremendous incentive to raise money because people can see the direct results of their contributions.
Each Quail Forever chapter maintains local control over its funds and establishes its own habitat and education programs, customized to meet the needs of and to benefit the local area.
Quail Forever, is in its first couple of months and has shown great promise with chapters starting up across the country. One of the primary benefits of belonging to Quail Forever is the opportunity for camaraderie with other people concerned about maintaining and rebuilding the proper habitat for quail and other wildlife in your area.
Join an Existing Chapter
When you join an existing Quail Forever chapter, you have the opportunity to establish wildlife habitat in your area, attend meetings and participate in fundraising activities.
Quail Forever chapter members are a diversified group of hunters, non-hunters, farmers, landowners, conservation enthusiasts and wildlife officials. Chapters usually meet once a month to socialize about hunting, dogs and other common interests - as well as to discuss fundraising events, habitat restoration projects and conservation issues.
The most successful fundraising event for Quail Forever chapters is the annual banquet, which features a lively evening of dinner and raffles and auctions for guns, art work, pheasant-related gift items and clothing. Other popular fundraising ideas include wild game dinners, golf tournaments, dog training seminars and shooting events.
For information on joining an existing Quail Forever chapter, please contact us with your name, county, state and your mailing address!
Organize a New Chapter
If you live in an area where there is no Pheasants Forever chapter and you are interested in forming one, consider the following steps normally taken:
- Contact the Quail Forever National Office for the name of your PF Regional Wildlife Biologist or find your local QF RWB here
- After talking with your Regional Wildlife Biologist, set a meeting date with you and your friends interested in forming a chapter.
- At the meeting, your interested group will elect officers, sign a Chapter Charter Agreement, set a date for your first Annual Banquet and discuss initial ideas for habitat improvement in your area.
It's that easy! For information on forming a new Quail Forever chapter in your area, please contact us!
Recent Chapter News
Third Annual Colorado Quail Forever State Habitat Meeting Rescheduled in Holyoke
April 04, 2012
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are hosting their Third Annual Colorado State Habitat Meeting on Friday, April 20 and Saturday, April 21 at the Phillips County Events Center in Holyoke, Colorado. This event is rescheduled from a weather related cancellation in February.
...moreFarm Bill Wildlife Biologist in New Mexico Starts during CRP Sign-up
April 03, 2012
Pheasants Forever (PF) and Quail Forever (QF) announce the hiring of Jake Swafford as the organizations’ initial Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist in New Mexico. Swafford is located at the NRCS Portales Field Office in Portales, New Mexico, and covers Chaves, Curry, De Baca, Eddy, Guadalupe, Lea, Quay and Roosevelt Counties. Swafford started March 26, during the third week of CRP General Sign-up 43. For the duration of the sign-up, which continues until April 6, Pheasants Forever and partners are actively working to re-enroll a fourth of New Mexico’s total CRP acres, which are set to expire by the end of this year.
...moreCalifornia Department of Fish and Game Veteran Volunteers Expertise for California’s Pheasants and Quail
April 02, 2012
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever have named Dan Connelly of Granite Bay as its state coordinator in California. Connelly, formerly of the California Department of Fish and Game, will serve in a volunteer capacity as the national nonprofit conservation organization’s primary contact in California, which is home to six Pheasants Forever (PF) chapters, one Quail Forever (QF) chapter and over 1,000 combined PF/QF members.
...moreArizona Quail Hunters Form Two Quail Forever Chapters
March 20, 2012
Quail hunters and conservationists in Arizona have formed the state’s two newest Quail Forever chapters. The Southern Arizona Quail Forever chapter, covering Pima, Cochise, Pinal and Santa Cruz counties, and the Valley of the Sun Quail Forever chapter, covering Maricopa County, are committed to creating and improving habitat for the five species of Arizona quail, along with other wildlife.
...moreCRP Landowner Enrollment Workshops Taking Place in Missouri
March 14, 2012
In response to the recent announcement of Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) General Sign-up 43, multiple CRP Landowner Workshops will be held throughout the month of March to inform producers and conservationists about Conservation Reserve Program General Sign-up 43. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn from biologists how to improve the chances of their lands being accepted into the CRP Program. Information will also be presented informing producers on how conserving marginal lands through CRP can prove mutually beneficial for wildlife and agriculture production.
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