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Impact of winter storm on Texas exotic game ranches still being weighed Executive Director of Wildlife Exotic Association anticipating at least $250 million in losses for industry Garrett Hottle and last updated 2021-03-06 18:01:49-05 WACO, TX — The Exotic Game Ranching is still calculating the losses suffered from February's unprecedented string of storms, according to Charly Seale of the Exotic Wildlife Association. "We sent out a mortality survey, and lots of them are still coming back in," Seale said. "We don't have a perfect handle yet, but in what we're talking about, it's going t...

This recognition that they could take private land and private owners themselves could profit by restoring these areas. now, until recently, this land was mostly used to livestock, but a lot of people decided, well, we could get more revenue if we do game ranching. you'd actually get much more money than raising cows. in this model, they're filling the market by first growing rarer species like sable that are still attractive for hunters and you can start breeding your buffalos so they have abnormally huge horns. then as the market sat rates people are thinking, uhe, well, you know, i've if go...

Wildlife. so it's remarkable development but in south africa they went through an incredible period of removing nature tr their countryside in the 1800s. and they literally removed everything. it's only been in the last 20, 25 years that there has been this recognition that they could take private land and private owners themselves, could profit by restoring these areas. now until recently, this land was mostly used for livestock. but a lot of people decided, well, we could get more revenue if we do game ranching. you'd get much more money than raising cows. in this model, they are filling the...

System, the profit motive making money off wildlife. so it's a remarkable development. but in south africa, they went through an incredible period of removing nature from their countryside in the 1800s. and they literally removed everything. it's only been in the last 20 to 25 years that there has been this recognition that they could take private land and private owners themselves could profit by restoring these areas. now until recently, this land was mostly used for livestock. but a lot of people decided, well, we could get more revenue if we do game ranching. you'd actually get much more m...