340 likes | 785 Views
Rolling Plains Bobwhite Brigade “Tell me, I forget, Show me, I remember, Involve me, I understand.” Texas Brigade Camps 5-day camps for youth For Ages 13-17 years of age Cost is $300, Scholarships Available Held annually in June and July Texas Brigade Partners
E N D
Rolling Plains Bobwhite Brigade
“Tell me, I forget, Show me, I remember, Involve me, I understand.”
Texas Brigade Camps • 5-day camps for youth • For Ages 13-17 years of age • Cost is $300, Scholarships Available • Held annually in June and July
Texas Brigade Partners Texas Wildlife Association Texas AgriLife Extension Texas Chapters of Quail Coalition Texas Parks & Wildlife Department USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service
North Texas > < South Texas < North Texas Texas Brigades < Rolling Plains < South Texas
Covey Composition Covey Leader Asst.CoveyLeader 5 Cadets
“…and this bird you cannot change” -Lynyrd Skynyrd
Interspersion A variety or “patchwork” pattern of habitat and cover types in close proximity to each other and connected by travel lanes.
Diversity Good bobwhite quail habitat has a variety of plants that provide food and/or cover.
Plant Succession The process (natural or human-influenced) of one group of plants replacing another.
Edge Effect The transition zone between two different vegetative types.
Water Food Cover Limiting Factor Any “weak-link” that is critical to the survival of an animal.
Home Range The home range of a bobwhite quail is about 40 acres. Bobwhite quail are “sedentary” species.
Cover Types Required by Quail • Nesting Cover • Loafing and • escape Cover • Screening Cover • Roosting Cover • Brood Cover
Quail Anatomy & Physiology
Team Building and Leadership Skills
Nest Depredation Insect Collection
K.P. and Roosting Area Inspection
Wildlife Photography & Journaling
Who Dun It Hunter Safety
A Little Friendly Competition
Constructing Tri-Fold Displays
Accomplishments Top Cadet > College Scholarship Winners
Hunter Skills Trail • Our Hunting Heritage • The Hunter’s Role In Conservation • Hunter Safety and Responsibility • Striving for A Land Ethic
The Future of Conservation “Anyone can count the seeds in an apple but no one can count the apples in a seed” -Anonymous
Texas Brigades: For more information or to receive a copy of the application, log onto www.texasbrigades.org You may also contact us 1-800-TEX-WILD.