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 antelopes, also called “blue bulls,” were imported to Texas from their native India and Pakistan in the 1920s. Some 50 ...

Illegal Texas hunts using thermal tech get 3 arrested, authorities say By Annasofia Scheve , Staff writer Feb 4, 2025 Nilgai, also known as "blue bulls," are a species of Asian antelope released ...

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Other prizes include a buck hunt and a Nilgai antelope hunt both in South Texas, five winners for three-to-five day white-tailed deer hunts, hunting and fishing on a 15,000-acre site in Matagorda ...

Texas Game Wardens arrested three people after revealing an illegal hunting scheme, according to the Texas Parks and ... to take clients on hunts to find Nilgai on private property in South Texas.

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.

Nilgai were the first to arrive in Texas Introduced to the King Ranch in South Texas in the late 1920s and early 1930s, the nilgai were the first exotics released in Texas.

Nilgai antelopes, also called “blue bulls,” were imported to Texas from their native India and Pakistan in the 1920s. Some 50,000 of the animals now roam South Texas.