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« on: August 16, 2004, 08:22:09 AM »

The Tenn. Red is nothing more than a color phase of the eastern bobwhite.
The were orginally propagated from wild birds live trapped on the Ames Plantation in w TN in the early 1920's.
The entire story of these birds can be found in Herb Stoddard's classic "The Bobwhite Quail", or in the Nash Buckingham/Wm Brown's "National Bird Dog Champions 1896-1955, and in other more recent life histories of the Bobwhite.
Wild populations have been found with normal colored bobs in Indiana, Tennesee, NJ and elsewhere.
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