Shell’s Covert: The Subtle Things
I have been absent from the blogosphere since early June. It has been a busy summer so far. Not to mention a very troubling one
I have been absent from the blogosphere since early June. It has been a busy summer so far. Not to mention a very troubling one
My landowner friend of over 20 years and I stood and looked out over almost 900 contiguous acres of clear-cut, or “cut-over” as most folks
Author’s Preface: I discovered quickly when writing this post that this topic cannot be done much justice in a short article. It is not my
My father-in-law, Harry Byrd Elam, Sr., passed away last Thursday night, March 31, 2016. He died in the house he was born in back in
I won’t mention any company names or exact locations, but this is a true story, and one that I hope illustrates some of the dilemmas
While I grew up around farms and bobwhites, I have officially been working with quail since 1992. At that time we were just realizing the
Frank Beamer, who just retired after 29 years, became the Virginia Tech football coach the year I exited my all-expenses-paid, 4-year tour with the U.S.
In this modern era we live in I admit to not being able to keep up with communications. As small game project leader for VDGIF
We need your help. Our team hopes you will join us on the first annual Virginia “Great October Quail Covey Count.” You can solicit your
I am trying to sit here and reflect back on the year in human terms. Trying to take stock and put into words so many