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Team Sergeant 06-25-2016 07:26

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Originally Posted by mark46th (Post 611260)
When the covey gets up to about 50-75, trap some of them and release them a few miles away near a water source or you can put in a drinker. in a few years, you should have a sustainable, healthy population.

I wrap 'em in bacon, roast them then cover them with a cream sauce, served on a bed of wild rice with mushrooms.

Made me hungry just reading that........;)

mark46th 06-25-2016 12:13

PSM- Quail populations are cyclical, depending on rain/feed each year. The less food and water, the more profound the annual change. With good food and water, a double hatch can occur. If that happens, get to Walmart, they sell 4 packs of shotgun shells for $20.00... And call me, most important, call me.

PSM 06-27-2016 00:43

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Originally Posted by mark46th (Post 611284)
And call me, most important, call me.

Roger, copy! :D

Pat

craigepo 06-27-2016 03:35

In Ireland last fall, I ordered an appetizer. It was pan-fried quail (which I ate a lot as a kid). The restaurant had seasoned the quail with some sort of Indian spice. It was fantastic. Not grandma's quail, biscuits and gravy for breakfast, but still fantastic.

mark46th 06-27-2016 08:19

Craigpo- If you ever get out here to hunt quail, bring your track shoes. Gamble's quail are track stars and if you get a shot under 40 yards, they were sleeping. Scaled quail are even faster.... I use #6 shot on them both. Valley quail will hold a little better, I use #7 1/2 shot on them. Mountain quail are very wary, I use # 4's on them...


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