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“To sustain and restore huntable wild quail populations, to encourage and educate interested youth, and to celebrate our quail hunting heritage in this region”.
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SAVE THE DATE
2025 STQC DINNER & AUCTION
​AUGUST 23, 2025

Join us for The Best Party In South Texas!  The annual STQC Banquet is an event like no other. The evening features regional cuisine, cocktails, exciting live auction, raffle, silent auction, and more.
RICHARD M. BORCHARD FAIRGROUNDS | ROBSTOWN, TX
DOORS OPEN AT 5:30 PM
DINNER IS SERVED AT 7:00 PM
TICKETS & TABLE SALES COMING SOON

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OUR MISSION

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The mission statement of Quail Coalition is “to sustain and restore huntable wild quail populations, to encourage and educate interested youth, and to celebrate our quail hunting heritage in this region”.  Quail Coalition works toward this mission by minimizing overhead, and targeting approximately $1 million annually towards quail research and conservation.  The Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch, Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute, The Quail-Tech Alliance, and The Wildlife Habitat Federation count themselves among the beneficiary groups working to solve the puzzling decline of the bobwhite quail in our region.
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Copyright 2021 South Texas Quail Coalition
​Email: [email protected]

South Texas Chapter of Quail Coalition, Inc.
PO Box 16 
Kingsville, Texas 78364
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  • Home
    • STQC Highlights
    • Join STQC
    • News
    • Habitat Consultation >
      • Biologist - Jim Mullen
  • STQC ANNUAL BANQUET
    • Auction Information >
      • 2025 LIVE AUCTION PREVIEW
      • 2025 Raffle Items
    • STQC History of Giving
  • Contact