Accessible, sustainable Texas nilgai are arguably the next big thing in Texas hunting. Robert Kroger and David Schlake are the executive director and editorial lead, respectively, for Blood Origins.

Nilgai hunting has boosted economic development across South Texas as outfitters, ranches and guides offer specialized hunting expeditions, according to Blood Origins, a nonprofit that promotes ...

Nilgai, also known as "blue bulls," are a species of Asian antelope released in Texas around 1930. ... After almost a year of investigation into the illegal hunting scheme, ...

Mike Ragan, Bullard, took a trophy nilgai bull this fall hunting the Kenedy Ranch in South Texas. Nilgai were brought from India and Pakistan, and are one of the first exotics to appear in the state.

The nilgai arrived in Texas in the 1920s when the King Ranch, a sprawling estate in South Texas, acquired a few individuals, mainly from the San Diego Zoo. That herd grew quickly, and other ranches ...

Nilgai is native to India and Pakistan and was imported to Texas in 1920. The majority of the Nilgai population are on large ranches in Kenedy and Willacy Counties in South Texas, according to TPWD .

Chef Andrew Zimmern knows that most viewers of his new show "Field to Fire" do not have access to freshly hunted nilgai. Or squirrel. Or deer. Or an open flame to cook these things. But that's OK ...

Our shooting editor just got back from hunting nilgai with the Hornady 7mm PRC. Here are his thoughts on the new cartridge. By Richard Mann Feb 02, 2023.

Illegal hunting: Five booked over killing Nilgai antelope. Game officer Ashfaque Memon seized the skin and body parts of the animal from the suspects. Our Correspondent July 21, 2012.

Palwal, March 23 A person has been arrested in connection with the hunting of a nilgai in the district. According to police officials, the accused, who hails from Ali Meo village in the district ...

Texas game wardens arrested a local hunting outfitter and two others for hunting Nilgai on private property in South Texas..