West of Texas Episode 3: Holding The Line

Stephen West partners with Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute and the East Foundation to learn more about the Cattle Fever Ticks and one of their natural hosts, the Nilgai. Nilgai antelope stem from Southeast Asian, and have become a staple of South Texas hunting. With the increased population of Nilgai, more risk weighs on the cattle industry. So how is this
treated? #WOT #SIGHUNTING #SIGSAUERHUNTING #HUNTLIKEAWARRIOR

[@markvillalon9023]

TEXAS Baby! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 Awesome quick documentary and informative video, great work!

[@formerpilgrim4934]

That was impressive.

[@Dogsport1]

Loving this series.
I was stationed down in Kingsville for three years and didn’t take advantage of some of the great opportunities to hunt that was provided by the base and various other connections. If I’m ever back down that way, I won’t make that mistake twice.

[@chrishenderson9155]

Love this series

[@Alpha_Omega_1541]

This made me think of the movie Hud.

[@skywalker39100]

That was a long distance shot.

[@non-binaryunicorn5302]

Please release a low bore axis duty gun! The 320 is to snappy!

[@-RONNIE]

👊🏻

[@darprdun8968]

How do I get this job?

[@benstarnes2048]

Anybody else see the title of the video and the thumbnail and think “Texans defending their state against the flood of South American immigrants”?

[@groverstreet7128]

Texan here born & raised & nope I didn’t think that at all. But I don’t disagree with you it needs to stop lol

[@robinraphael]

what u got there is a nice rifle give some to Ukrainian soldiers eh?

[@mrm8556]

🤣😂