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They have a good web-site. Maps of their public land with good directions and their road survey. If you hunt in the north half of state on public land you have to use lead free shells.

Not seeing many reports, thanks for the up date.

I usually check the Dakotas and Iowa for reports. This is first report on chicks. Thanks for the report.

Wondering what part of the state are your food plots in.

Thanks for the report. It's a quite time of the year, nice to hear some good news.

The only campgrounds I found open during the bird season would be state campgrounds.

Why noy stay in Michigan and go after woodcock, as you know cover is a lot different. May not be what you are after. Did you look into south Iowa. We have found quail while looking for phesants. Call a DNR officer and talk with them. We did and they gave some real good info. The moyel we stayed...

Great story, thanks for reporting

Thanks for posting. Hope some more guys post. Good looking dog

One of the most promising reports in a long time. Thanks

Could you send me a phone number

Thanks for sharing the rain, we received about 6 hrs of a good rain

Glad to hear about the rain. Watch the weather channel and it looked all along that yu folks have been getting a lot of rain. We could use some here in Michigan

Thanks for posting all the good places to eat. Always nice to have a list

Thanks for the pictures. Haven't seen any young birds yet still time

What about reloading your own Bismuth. You can get the shot on line

Are you in a camper. I

Of all the states, South Dakota is the only state with a lot of reports

I'am from Michigan and have hunted Iowa for last four years. I found quail in Iowa by going to the DNR web site and reading their reports posted each fall. We also called DNR personal, their steared us in the right direction. We really were told about some great habitat. I think you'll find that...

West of 35 and close to the border