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A simple, but effective bobwhite quail habitat management plan is to first, come up with a long-range strategy of timber thinning and a regular regime of fire. Secondly, back that up with predator control and a supplemental feeding program. It may seem overly simplified, but you cant argue with the results.
Bobwhite are generally non-migratory, particularly where there is just the right habitat available. For this edge-dwelling bird, that means brushy meadows, overgrown fields, hedgerows, or open woods adjacent to native grasslands or agricultural fields.
Cereal grains such as rye and wheat will also benefit turkeys and quail in the spring and summer. The green vegetation of the clovers will be utilized by deer, turkey and quail during the winter and will also provide good bugging areas in the spring and early summer.
Pastures and hayfields provide valuable nesting habitat, and these areas can be improved by planting mixtures of native warm-season grasses (such as, big bluestem, Indian grass and little bluestem) and legumes. These grasses grow in clumps, which afford quail easy access to the food and cover benefits they provide.
Ideally, habitat components for Northern bobwhite are made up of 1/4 grassland, cropland, 1/8 shrub cover, and 1/8 woodland: Grass in the spring and summer for nesting and brood rearing.

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Spring/summer food plots are especially important to quail because of their superior insect attracting capability. In the spring/summer plots recommended plantings include: pearltop millet, American joint vetch, Egyptian wheat, and alyce clover.
All three species of quail prefer seeds in the pea family: lotus, lupine and clover. Filaree and chickweed are other good forb options. Oak trees are a good option because they can provide perches for birds and California quail will eat the oak galls.
Corn and grain sorghum are among the most reliable food sources. Planted separately or in combinations, they retain grain on stalks, stand well in winter weather and provide very high-energy food. Large blocks of corn, and combinations of forage sorghum and grain sorghum can also provide excellent cover.

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