Mountain Reedbuck Characteristics | Scientific Name : Redunca Fulvorufula |
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Weight : 32 kg (m), 30kg (f) |
Shoulder Height : 73cm (m), 70cm (f) |
Breeding Season : Year round |
Minimum Calibre : .243 |
Hunting mountain reedbuck is a South African mountain hunt. The mountain reedbuck inhabits an area from the Eastern Cape to south-eastern Botswana. They are most comfortable in the mountains and only venture into the plains to drink water, usually in the early to late mornings. Mountain reedbuck are gregarious and form small family herds of 5-8 animals. The males form bachelor herds, and will only join the females to mate.
Only males carry horns. The horns of a trophy mountain reedbuck will extend past its ears. Younger males have a soft pulp on the base of their horns which harden with age. SCI minimum for mountain reedbuck is 11 inches.
Hunting mountain reedbuck in South Africa is always a challenge. They flee uphill at the first sight of danger but will often pause, offering an opportunity. It’s a challenging and rewarding mountain hunt.
The cost of hunting a mountain reedbuck is $650 for a trophy mountain reedbuck.