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by From our Partners, The Texas Tribune
January 8, 2016
More than 50,000 people from around the globe are streaming into the Dallas Convention Center for the granddaddy of all outdoor expos — the annual convention of the Dallas Safari Club, which two years ago auctioned off a permit to kill a rare African rhino. Read KERA’s story here.
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