Entries by Blood Origins Team

Nilgai Hunting in Texas: An Economic Cornerstone

The Nilgai antelope, often referred to as the “blue bull,” is an iconic species found on expansive private ranches and public scrublands across South Texas. Native to the Indian subcontinent—specifically India and Pakistan—these robust antelopes came to Texas in the 1920s via human introduction and have since flourished in the semi-arid regions, creating a unique […]

Food Insecurity and Hunting: How Wild-Game Meat Is Solving Hunger Crisis

A persistent global challenge, food insecurity casts a shadow over millions of lives, with ramifications reaching and impacting communities everywhere. As a complex issue rooted in various socio-economic factors, such as poverty, limited access to resources and environmental hurdles, the food insecurity crisis stems from far more than just a lack of food availability. However, […]

Meat Benefits of Hunting in South Texas

Dating back to the origins of hunting heritage, the Lone Star State has proven itself as one of the most productive ecosystems for game species in the world. South Texas boasts a particularly consistent hunting culture, defined by long-standing tradition, wildly effective conservation efforts and far-reaching economic impact. However, the meat benefits of hunting in […]

TRUTH: Who wants to buy some elephants???

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has put out for tender the sale of 170 elephants. These elephants are a result of significant consultations with stakeholder groups about management of elephants, increased human-wildlife conflict, as well as a growing elephant population due to the Yeoman’s effort of the wildlife conservation authorities of Namibia to […]