OKLAHOMA QUAIL FOREVER & PHEASANTS FOREVER

Oklahoma Quail Forever & Pheasants Forever is a part of the national Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever organization that is recognized as the nation’s leader in upland habitat conservation. We share the same MISSION to conserve quail, pheasants, and other wildlife through habitat improvements, public access, education, and conservation advocacy.

Our VISION is to use that mission to inspire and create more current and future generations of hunters and conservationists who are able to enjoy abundant populations of wild quail, pheasants and other wildlife. Oklahoma chapters were started in 2005 and currently has 18 chapters with nearly 4,000 dedicated members and supporters in all corners of the state.

We INVITE you to be a part of our community with shared interests to restore and improve wildlife habitat and provide folks of all ages and genders with access to numerous outdoor recreational opportunities and get engaged with our efforts for conservation of all wildlife.

GAME CHANGER FOR QUAIL! Support our newest Green Country Quail Initiative for restoration of habitat in Eastern Oklahoma! For more information, click on the link for the video or link for the written information about this campaign. DONATE HERE - $30 = 1 acre of habitat improvement!

Game Changer! *Click on image to watch the video.*

**Read more about how we plan to help create quail habitat in eastern Oklahoma with this fundraising campaign. Your small donation makes a difference!** **CLICK HERE for more information!**

DID YOU KNOW…

From 2006 through 2022 Oklahoma chapters have reported: Spent $617,152 (not including matching funds) for 337 Habitat Projects for a total of 212,223 acres?!

Oklahoma Chapters are making a Difference!

**Women on the Wings in Bartlesville Learn to Shoot Clinic October 2023**

Welcome to the Oklahoma Quail Forever and Pheasants Forever Website! Become a part of the solution to make a difference for quail. We need you - yes - You! Get Involved - join the nearest chapter near you or help start one in your area!

Please be sure to visit the chapter page to locate a great Oklahoma banquet or youth event near you.

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Somewhere in the Northwest part of the state, Farm Bill Biologist Tanner Swank is busy today setting back the clock on some OLAP property, creating new and improved habitat for everyone to utilize!

Looking to the horizon in the afternoons during these mild spring days, smoke plums can be seen rising up, marking areas that are resetting the clock. Nature doesn’t stop, so neither can the management!

Anyone getting out for the last day of OK Pheasant Season?! #pheasanthunting #pheasantsforever

Did you take any new hunters out this bird season to share your passion? Only 11 more days til the end of #PheasantSeason in Oklahoma! Meet Jordan with @blueheroncommunications who nailed his first OK wild pheasant today! 😊🙌 #pheasantsforever #pheasanthunting

Rooster!! Yes, there are pheasant in Oklahoma! 🙌😊 Huge thanks to the Cooper family for the invite! #greattimes #pheasanthunting #pheasantsforever #quailforever

We had so much fun helping these youngsters learn how to work a dog in the field. He didn’t the bird this try, but managed to shoot one later. #youthmentorhunt sponsored by the @quail_forever Plainsmen Chapter! 🙌

Have you been following along on our PFQF Rooster Road Trip? If not, you should be! Go to www.roosterroadtrip.org and check it out! Yesterday’s blog by our OK Regional Rep Laura McIver is here: Our Rooster Road Trip crew is creating memories of flushing roosters and coveys of quail behind beloved hunting dogs. These cherished moments fuel our drive as hunters for conservation and the outdoors. For some, the passion for bird hunting was built with family and friends from a young age. For others, adoption of the upland lifestyle happens later in life, but not without some great challenges. Our own Laura McIver lays out the immeasurable impact bird hunting can have on a person's life, and the importance of breaking down potential barriers for new hunters. pheasantsforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Rooster-Road-Trip/Reflections-of-a-Quail-Hunter.aspx

Congratulations Hannah! #Repost @quail_forever with @get_repost ・・・ Congratulations to QF member Hannah Hayes @hunnunuhh and her vizsla Cooper for a successful public-land hunt in western Oklahoma over the opening weekend. Hannah says this was Cooper’s second bird season, but first time to really find and point a covey of quail on his own. “Last year he was still a pup and not broke, but I still took him out every time I hunted,” says Hannah. “It wasn’t the best year for quail hunting so he didn’t get a ton of wild bird exposure. He had a handful of birds shot over him last year but didn’t play a part in getting the birds up for us. This year he is broke, has already seen over 15 coveys, and knows what he’s doing! I am excited to see how he does the rest of the season.” Photo by Benjamin Hale @benthebatman.lwvwl #quailforever #quailhunting #wingshooting #bobwhitequail #upland #uplandtradition #uplandhunting #birdhunting #publiclandcreator #publiclandproud #publicland #keepitpublic #thehabitatorganization

We had so much fun helping these youngsters learn how to work a dog in the field. He didn’t the bird this try, but managed to shoot one later. #youthmentorhunt sponsored by the @quail_forever Plainsmen Chapter! 🙌

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