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duckriver

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I know this forum is about deer management but I want your opinions on this. Is anyone a member and do they do what it appears like they do? I'm all for helping organizations that are trying to make a difference.

Just realized there is a quail unlimited too. Anyone know anything about them?
 
The Music City chapter of QF (formerly QU before it went bust), holds an annual quail fun hunt with lunch for $35, an annual free youth quail hunt, a July clays shoot/fish fry and new for this year is a free quail hunt for wounded warriers. We have been unsuccessful lately in getting a dove hunt. Like Mick said we contributed toward two farm bill biologists in W TN. We have a TWRA biologist and a former TWRA technician as members available to answer questions on habitat. We have a $9/bag seed purchase program also. Membership is $35. Friends of the NRA gives us a grant to pay for our youth hunt so please support them by attending one of their banquets - they are a lot of fun.

QF Music City Treasurer
 
treefarmer said:
The Music City chapter of QF (formerly QU before it went bust), holds an annual quail fun hunt with lunch for $35, an annual free youth quail hunt, a July clays shoot/fish fry and new for this year is a free quail hunt for wounded warriers. We have been unsuccessful lately in getting a dove hunt. Like Mick said we contributed toward two farm bill biologists in W TN. We have a TWRA biologist and a former TWRA technician as members available to answer questions on habitat. We have a $9/bag seed purchase program also. Membership is $35. Friends of the NRA gives us a grant to pay for our youth hunt so please support them by attending one of their banquets - they are a lot of fun.

QF Music City Treasurer

I will get a membership. Sounds good to me
 
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If you live near Nashville, stop by the TWRA region 2 office at Ellington Ag. Center on Thursday Feb. 20th at 6:30 p.m. for the next meeting. It is free and Ed Carter is our guest speaker.
 

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