New Quail Forever Chapter Comes to Dallas Area

Quail Forever is proud to announce a new chapter inTexas. Spread across America’s historic quail range, new ranks of chapter volunteers will provide a welcomed boost to habitat conservation work, hunter recruitment and advocacy efforts in their respective communities.

Unique among national conservation organizations, the new chapter of Quail Forever will retain 100 percent decision-making control over their locally raised funds. Under this model, volunteers can develop wildlife habitat projects and conduct conservation education events in their region, while belonging to a national organization with a voice regarding state and federal conservation policy.

The North Texas chapter of Quail Forever is based in Dallas, Denton, Collin and Rockwall counties. They also hope to impact habitat in their area, as well as bring new hunters, conservationists and outdoor enthusiasts into the fold.

“Growth is an essential part of any organization, and we’re just getting started here in Texas,” said Dustin McNabb, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever’s regional representative in Texas. “I’m very excited to see this new chapter take off in the northern part of the state. We had 19 members at the first meeting, and their enthusiasm for not only quail hunting, but wildlife conservation, the R3 movement and advocacy are outstanding. I can’t wait to see what they will accomplish in the years to come.”

For more information on the North Texas Chapter of Quail Forever, contact chapter president Duston Burns at duston.burns@gmail.com. To learn more about Quail Forever in Texas, contact Dustin McNabb at DMcNabb@QuailForever.org or (806) 781-3724.