Southern Bobwhite Quail Hunting - Plantation Quail - A Project Upland Original Film

Southern bobwhite quail hunting is a tradition of bird dogs, plantation culture, and of course - quail. Project Upland Magazine journeys to Virginia to explore a private quail plantation and the culture that has been passed on through generations. From fine pointers and setters, to delicious quail dinners, this journey gives us a glimpse at a world often misunderstood and out of reach to many of us (ourselves included).
The folks as Cedar Grove give an honest perspective of early released quail and the desire to pursue this unique tradition of buggies and horseback. Despite the exclusivity of such world a love for bird hunting is something that transcends many divides as the people here love the pursuit of the uplands as much as any of us.
This film is presented by SCI - First for Hunters, Dogtra, and Gordy ad Sons Outfitters
To learn more about bobwhite quail hunting check out: projectupland.com/category/bo...

[@joeellis4013]

I’m glad there are wild birds where I live

[@memphiskennedy9541]

Bring back the Quail.

[@stevenbrabo9043]

Great video. Please keep them coming

[@davidjoy1846]

As always, visually wonderful with a damn fine ear for story.

[@Lowcountryyankee]

Beautiful video. Would love to see more women that love to bird hunt.

[@alfakilla1]

Great story

[@backcountrybrian3746]

Nice color grading on this one, great story too!

[@partridgepimp3363]

I would love to go do this with my dad and daughter for the experience. But I think I will stick to ruffed grouse and woodcock in northern Maine🐶

[@paulpillow7641]

Yup... in the big woods!

[@indyreno2933]

They're actually called bobwhite partridges or simply bobwhites, bobwhites are partridges not quails, bobwhites belong to the subfamily Dendrortyginae, where members are referred to as new world partridges.

[@gavincaldwell7420]

I dont think your correct tbh. Bobwhite belong the family Odontophoridae, being a new world quail. Partridges belong to the family Phasianidae, which include pheasants and old world quail. All the Odontophoridae were believed to have descended from old world quails long ago so by technicalities they are not considered to be closely related to Phasianidae. Overall similar kinds of birds. They practically share the same behaviors and habits

[@RambleyToons]

Please DO NOT hunt these birds, they will go extinct!