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"The Park Cities Quail Unlimited
Lifetime Sportsman Award" by Walter Matia

Welcome to Park Cities Quail Unlimited.

We were founded in 2005 by several friends in the Park Cities of Dallas who share a common mission.

Our Mission: "To develop, preserve, restore and maintain upland game habitat throughout this region and to improve hunting opportunities for area sportsmen. To celebrate the history, tradition and grandeur of this ancient and noble pastime. To encourage interested youth in the love of the sport. To enjoy the company of fellow outdoorsmen, the beauty of the land and the poetry of steady birddogs at work."

Regardless of your location, if you share our love for the traditions of the sport, we would love to have you join us.

If you have any questions, please email us : info@pcqu.org

Our March 6, 2008 Banquet was a huge success.

A record-breaking $654,679 was raised for quail preservation and research.

Beretta Trip of a Lifetime winner is
Douglas C. Smellage of Dallas

For more information, look click on:
2008 Banquet

Dinner Sponsors Harley N. Hotchkiss Jim Sowell Plains Capital Bank - Alan and Lee Ann White Ron and Trish Bassett Covey Sponsors Ray A. and Amanda Murski - Flint Creek Ranch Chesapeake Energy Corporation/Aubrey McClendon Encore Acquisition Company Gill Clements Foundation Governor and Mrs. William P. Clements, Jr. Graff Chevrolet, Grand Prairie / Texas Art Gallery Harold Simmons Joe and Jo Ford Land Rover Dallas & Snell GMC Max and Carolyn Williams Scott T. Ford The Robert and Shirley Phillips Family Foundation The Staubach Company Tommy Ford Construction, L.P.

Read the Banquet Press Release

Presenting Sponsors:

www.collectorscovey.com

Beretta Gallery - Dallas

The T. Boone Pickens Foundation

AquaBlueWater, SA

T. Boone Pickens accepts the Lifetime Sportsman Award from Bubba Wood.
Despite breaking his arm 2 days prior, Boone rescheduled surgury so he could attend the ceremonies.

A record turnout of more than 800 people despite the winter storm that dropped 7 inches of snow in some parts of the metro area.