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Bob White Quail
The bob white quail can be viewed on most picture sites that feature photos of game birds.
These are beautiful and popular game birds. They inhabit woodlands, brush, grass, and croplands. These are social birds that gather in groups called “coveys.” As many as 10 to 30 birds may form a covey in which they forage and roost closely together.
The bob white quail can be viewed on most picture sites that feature photos of game birds.
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Bob White Quail -
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It is becoming increasingly popular to raise these birds for release in hunting or conservation areas, as well as for sale to the gourmet food market. Some farmers raise them for sport or additional income. Although these birds have been raised domestically for many years, they are still “wild” birds compared to other domestic fowl. The bob white quail can be viewed on most picture sites that feature photos of game birds.
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