Quail Hunting in Georgia: Bobwhite Behavior, Habitat, & Conservation Once an area of large cotton plantations, the serene landscape and deep love for the sport by those who call the area home have made the quail hunts in the Plantation Belt a destination for quail hunters around the world. Nestled between several major Southeast cities, South Georgia’s Plantation Belt boasts some of the country’s best wild quail hunting. But, nowhere does upland hunting’s rich American history play out better in today’s modern world than in the sprawling longleaf pine savannahs during a Georgia quail hunt. Steeped in tradition and elegance, it can be found throughout much of the United States, particularly in Southeastern states like North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and Northern Florida. It’s how the bobwhite quail got its name and is the soundtrack - an anthem of sorts - for many Americans eager to carry on a legacy started by their grandfathers, fathers, and uncles.īobwhite quail hunting has long been a favorite American pastime. “Bob-white,” that two-syllable whistle is the familiar sound you’ll most often hear as you venture into a quail hunting experience.
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