Quail Desert Quail and Water Many quail experts say desert quail do not need water. Maybe so, but here is the ‘rest of the story’
Quail & Wildlife Waterers 16 Circle Wildlife Photos, Taken With Game Cameras Note the time of day, temperature, and see the patterns for the habits of different species.
Quail Winter Feeding Habits of West Texas Desert Quail Circle Ranch biologist Mark Tyson and Son Adjust a Game Camera at Quail Feed-Block Station, July 2010
Predator Removals John Sherman on Predator Trapping to Help Turkey John Sherman is a senior wildlife biologist with the New Mexico BLM. John helped us set up our quail waterers and feeding program. He was kind enough to offer these thoughts on predator trapping around our turkey nesting sites: “Chris, just got back into the office and saw your series
Photos Las Josefinas Headwall, June 27, 2010 Upper country has oak, juniper, pinyon. Note the seasonal waterfall on the right of the cliff face.
Elk Removals More Proof That Elk Were Native to Texas My brother Richardson B. Gill holds a doctorate in anthropology and is a leading authority on the collapse of the Maya civilization.
Elk Removals Additional Proof Elk Are Native to Texas Here in this post (below) is a paper on an elk bone found in a Texas riverbank in 1993.
Grazing Allan Savory at Circle Ranch, June 19, 2009: “I Who Grew Up in the African Bush an Ardent Wildlifer, Discovered That I Loved the Land More Than I Hated Cattle Allan Savory is from Zimbabwe (former Rhodesia).
habitat restoration Planting Cereals in Desert Using Yeomans Plow The idea of Keyline/Yeomans is to open soil to root growth by causing all water to soak in where it falls.
Quail Students of Quail From a Broad Range of Backgrounds: QuailMasters 2010 Visited Circle Ranch June 7, 2010. In this scene we are examining a burn/graze comparison site.
Grazing Thoughts on Desert Quail and Desert Grazing Offered by Steve Nelle, June 7, 2010 Steve Nelle is highly-respected range and wildlife scientist who works for NRCS.
habitat restoration Same Area in May Before 2010 Monsoons This picture shows what winter moisture did for plants between the furrows.
habitat restoration Our First Treatment With Yeomans Plow: October 2009 The first treatment with our Yeomans Plow.
Bio-Diversity Christopher Gill to Editor of Big Bend Sentinel on Elk Removals by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department I felt that several comments made by TPWD Executive Director, Carter Smith, defending elk removals, needed rebuttal.
