Visit www.alabamaquailtrail.com
The goal of the Alabama Quail Trail (AQT) is to focus the interest and resources in quail hunting, quail research and quail conservation in a manner that achieves benefits for quail and stimulates rural economic development opportunities.
To learn more about Alabama’s Quail, read “The Return of the Bobwhite Quail” by Ted DeVos and Marisa Lee-Sasser.
AQT Priorities
Quail Hunting – Increasing the expenditure in Alabama of recreational dollars associated with quail and quail hunting through publicity and marketing efforts highlighting rural areas in Alabama with existing quail hunting sites/opportunities
Quail Research – Promoting, facilitating, and/or funding research and demonstrations focused on public and private examples of quail habitat development and successful results of quail population restoration activities
Quail Conservation – Promote, facilitate, and/or fund on-the-ground technical assistance and incentives to affect voluntary private lands management that produces the critical nesting, brood-rearing, and escape cover habitats necessary for increasing wild quail numbers and subsequent rural economic development opportunities
AQT Partners
Alabama Wildlife Federation; Alabama Cooperative Extension System; Alabama Farmers Federation; Alabama Forestry Commission; Alabama Quail Hunters, Inc.; Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee; Natural Resources Conservation Service Alabama; Quail Unlimited, Alabama Chapter; School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn University; US Forest Service, National Forests in Alabama; Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division, ADCNR
Visit www.alabamaquail
trail.com
The goal of the Alabama Quail Trail (AQT) is to focus the interest and resources in quail hunting, quail research and quail conservation in a manner that achieves benefits for quail and stimulates rural economic development opportunities.
To learn more about Alabama’s Quail, read “The Return of the Bobwhite Quail” by Ted DeVos and Marisa Lee-Sasser.
AQT Priorities
Quail Hunting – Increasing the expenditure in Alabama of recreational dollars associated with quail and quail hunting through publicity and marketing efforts highlighting rural areas in Alabama with existing quail hunting sites/opportunities
Quail Research – Promoting, facilitating, and/or funding research and demonstrations focused on public and private examples of quail habitat development and successful results of quail population restoration activities
Quail Conservation – Promote, facilitate, and/or fund on-the-ground technical assistance and incentives to affect voluntary private lands management that produces the critical nesting, brood-rearing, and escape cover habitats necessary for increasing wild quail numbers and subsequent rural economic development opportunities
AQT Partners
Alabama Wildlife Federation; Alabama Cooperative Extension System; Alabama Farmers Federation; Alabama Forestry Commission; Alabama Quail Hunters, Inc.; Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee; Natural Resources Conservation Service Alabama; Quail Unlimited, Alabama Chapter; School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn University; US Forest Service, National Forests in Alabama; Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division, ADCNR
