NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) - The previously anonymous bidder who won the auction for a black rhino hunt in Africa is a North Texas man. It was recently leaked that Corey Knowlton made the winning bid.

DALLAS (AP) – A North Texas man who paid $350,000 for the right to hunt an endangered African black rhino said he’s had to hire full-time security due to death threats after his name was leaked onto ...

DALLAS (CBS 11 NEWS) - The auction of a black rhino hunt in Africa has led to death threats here in North Texas. The FBI confirms it is investigating threats against members of the Dallas Safari Club, ...

(CN) - Two South African brothers were indicted in Alabama on charges of conspiracy to sell illegal rhinoceros hunting trips to Americans and also of selling rhino horns on the black market.

DALLAS, Texas (CNN) — The Dallas Safari Club auctioned off a black rhino hunting permit in Namibia for $350,000, according to the club’s public relations firm. Wealthy hunters gathered Saturday ...

We now know the identity of the person who won the auction in Dallas for a controversial permit to hunt a rare black rhino in Namibia. Corey Knowlton paid $350,000 during the Dallas Safari Club's ...

In 2003, enterprising criminals in Southeast Asia realized that they could exploit a loophole in South Africa’s hunting laws to move rhino horns legally across international borders. Normally, North ...

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The Dallas Safari Club will auction a permit to hunt a black rhino in Namibia, possibly fetching up to $1 million with proceeds going to protect the endangered animals ...

Plans to auction a rare permit that will allow a hunter to take down an endangered black rhino are drawing criticism from some conservationists, but the organizer says the fundraiser could bring in ...

Cambridge, UK, 14th March 2008—Numbers of African rhinos have recovered spectacularly in parts of Africa, and there are calls for the successes to be repeated elsewhere. The calls come as government, ...

Hunting endangered, protected animals is a scummy thing to do. Invading a national park to hunt those endangered animals? Well, that’s just downright gross, but one poacher in South Africa got exactly ...