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Presidio County

Presidio County

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Sep 29, 2026

Jim HearnCORRESPONDENT
13:23
That's great news.
Jim HearnCORRESPONDENT
13:24
Two active cases in Crockett and Presidio County still exist, and hopefully they will get those under control here pretty soon.
Jim HearnCORRESPONDENT
13:32
Now, we have hunting season just around the corner.
Jim HearnCORRESPONDENT
13:35
For hunters, be sure and monitor all livestock and wildlife because wounds in animals need to be sampled and get those checked as soon as possible.
Chris CondonGUEST
8:41
In terms of the story, it kind of blossomed from there because once Image said yes and we kind of had an idea of, you know, what this book would be, once we got the green light, it was like, okay, well, yeah, it's one thing to have an idea, but what is this comic? You know, if we get to do many issues, you know, what is it? So I kind of broke down what the story, stories were going to be with the with the series was going to be and it sort of broke down each arc and each arc was going to take place in a different time and with different characters and different genres um and one of those arcs was going to be how how comes that allison ranch um And, you know, I wanted to do a high story and there's another couple of stories that we're going to do going forward.
Chris CondonGUEST
9:30
Um, but yeah, it just kind of broke down this idea of this, uh, West Texas County, um, uh, fictional version of, uh, Presidio County and Jeff Davis County in West Texas and which is on the border.
Chris CondonGUEST
9:43
And, uh, just kind of dealing with, you know, the characters that live there through a number of decades, but also the things that happen, um, in the county, in their lives and, and how they deal with those things.
JoeHOST
9:56
Yeah.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
21:34
Um, and this is just an update, so I don't know if this has even made it into the, the numbers there.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
21:38
But the case was detected in Presidio County.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
21:41
The parasite was found on the hind limb of the animal.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
21:45
So, you know, as mentioned, so we're up to 49 animals in, in, in all Texas and New Mexico.
Kerry MartinHOST
3:03
Only two of those are now active.
Kerry MartinHOST
3:06
The most recent case was in a horse in Presidio County, which sits on the Mexican border.
Kerry MartinHOST
3:12
The Trump administration says allowing tariff-free beef imports could help lower consumer prices.
Kerry MartinHOST
3:18
But the National Cattlemen's Beef Association is questioning whether the move will actually make a difference.
Heather LanderHOST
3:37
Two of the newest detections are horses.
Heather LanderHOST
3:40
A working ranch horse in Presidio County became the first confirmed equine case in the U.S., and in a very late update as I'm recording, the USDA confirmed the 50th U.S. case today, September 17.
Heather LanderHOST
3:52
It's another horse, and this time in Grant County, New Mexico.
Heather LanderHOST
3:55
That's a new affected county and New Mexico's second case of the outbreak.
David BrownHOST
1:29
According to new reporting by Travis Bubenik of Marfa Public Radio, on-again, off-again plans to build a 175-mile border wall through pristine areas along the border are on-again.
David BrownHOST
1:41
Yesterday, a federal map of active border infrastructure projects showed a segment of the planned wall stretching from an area south of Sierra Blanca, Texas, to Big Bend Ranch State Park in Presidio County, now listed as under construction.
David BrownHOST
1:55
Though there are plenty of questions about when the construction actually started, how much of the 30-foot-tall steel barricade has actually been erected, that sort of thing.
David BrownHOST
2:03
For many who live in the area, there is a growing sense of urgency.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
1:06
He said the state has a responsibility to protect eligible citizens' ability to vote.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
1:14
A working ranch horse in Presidio County has become the first horse in the United States diagnosed with New World Screwworm this century.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
1:24
According to the U.S. Equestrian Federation, the infestation was detected last week.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
1:30
The New World Screwworm is a parasitic fly whose larvae feed on the living tissue of warm-blooded animals.
Todd JeffriesHOST
52:41
What is strange, though? Susan, I'm desperately trying to figure out what is strange about it.
SusanAUDIENCE
52:47
It's a real desolate area to come in with all of that large equipment and bring all of those people into Presidio County and all of that.
SusanAUDIENCE
52:55
It's it's.
SusanAUDIENCE
52:56
very odd that you would do out of nowhere, just start building stuff from making roads and big bend.
Glenn HebertHOST
1:26
[laughs] I haven't done a screw worm update lately 'cause nothing had really changed a lot, but we have the first equine case of New World screw worm in the United States, and it's been confirmed in a working ranch horse in West Texas.
Glenn HebertHOST
1:39
It was detected on September 9th in the hind limb of a ranch horse in Presidio County, wherever that is.
Glenn HebertHOST
1:47
The origin of the infestation has not been publicly identified.
Glenn HebertHOST
1:51
I think we c- all know how it happens, [laughs] so it was probably a cut on the horse that went unnoticed, and then they got in there.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:15
The first horse in the United States to be infected with the New World Screw Worm has been detected in southern Texas near the Mexican border, data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture showed.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:26
The case of the flesh-eating parasite was confirmed on Wednesday in Presidio County, showed the USDA website, after months of infestation of U.S. cattle that has raised alarms about how to control the spread of the pest.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:40
The Texas Animal Health Commission, which had detected the case on Wednesday, issued an order banning the movement of warm-blooded animals outside a designated infested zone within Presidio and Jeff's Davis counties.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:55
A previous screwworm outbreak killed thousands of animals in the U.S. before the pest was declared eradicated in the 1960s.

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