Texas Nilgai Hunting

Nilgai

Oddly shaped antelope with high shoulders, low rump. Overall color is gray, with white markings on cheeks, ears. Black hairs on the throat and a mane on the neck and shoulders. The horns (males only) avg. 7"- 8", straight and conical. Native to eastern Pakistan and India. First released on the King Ranch in 1930.

Method of Hunting Nilgai

Most common is safari style, also spot and stalk, and blind hunting.
Type of hunting: Rifle, Bow, Handgun, or Muzzleloader

Best Time of Year to Hunt Nilgai

With Nilgai being a horned animal they can be hunted year round. There are no seasonal restrictions on hunting Nilgai in Texas.

MMK Offers the opportunity to hunt and harvest a great Trophy Nilgai that will look great hanging on the wall in your trophy room. Trophy Nilgai can be hunted Year round with no seasonal restrictions in Texas. And we offer some World Record Class Nilgai hunts. Typically the Blue Bulls we hunt have horn length in the 8-11 inch range and weigh approximately 600-750lbs.

The typical method of hunting Trophy Nilgai would be Spot and Stalk, Safari Style, as well as hunting from a Blind. With the following Bow, Rifle, Black Powder, Handgun Style Hunting. We can accommodate hunters of age groups and experience levels, as well as hunters which have physical disabilities or may be confined to a wheelchair.