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11/22/11 09:19 PM
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bill oxner
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Here you go; http://texasgundogclub.com/forum/thread-750.html I emailed this link to Jim Willis of quail restoration so he could admire the dogs. It didn't happen. He always evaluates the cover. Here's his reply; "What's so significant about the pic of Yeats is the cover where he is standing on point. The vegetation is primarily deep-rooted sedge, an invasive. When there's a drought, almost any cover is good. It attracts whatever insects exist (100% of the diet of young birds} as well as providing essential screening cover. Hope those young birds can build up enough body fat to survive."
Last edited by bill oxner; 11/22/11 09:20 PM.
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