Camp Ka Hui ‘Ana

Meet Zulu - the Three-Legged Coyote Surviving in the Wilds of South Texas

Zulu the Three-Legged Coyote: A True Survival Story from South Texas

Spotted in January with a missing front foot, this lone coyote is defying the odds and writing his own wild story in South Texas. Meet Zulu. 🐾🌵 On January 23, 2025, ranch hands at TheRanch at Camp Ka Hui Ana in South Texas first spotted an unusual figure moving through the brush: a lone coyote,

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Javelina hunting at TheRanch@Camp Ka Hui 'Ana

Texas Trophy Javelina Hunting: A South Texas Treasure

Discover the truth about trophy javelina hunting in South Texas. Far from being “skunk pigs” or feral hogs, these native big game animals offer a unique hunting challenge, surprising table fare, and now, official trophy status. Learn why TheRanch at Camp Ka Hui ‘Ana is the perfect destination for your next South Texas javelina hunt.

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Illustrated Coahuiltecan man and woman walking at sunset with title text: “The Coahuiltecans – Nomads of South Texas.”

The Deep Roots of South Texas: Native History of the Millett–Los Angeles Region

Long before ranches or railroads, the Millett–Los Angeles region of South Texas was home to a rich tapestry of indigenous life. This article uncovers the prehistoric roots of the land surrounding The Ranch at Camp Ka Hui ’Ana, from Paleo-Indian hunters to Coahuiltecan nomads, offering a glimpse into the deep human history etched into the South Texas soil.

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