Description

The Limpopo Bushbuck (Tragelaphus scriptus roualeyni) is a regional subspecies found along the Limpopo River basin and surrounding woodland regions of southern Africa. Known for its agility and secretive nature, this antelope is adapted to dense vegetation and rugged terrain.

Bushbuck are solitary browsers, feeding on a variety of leaves, herbs, fruits, and young shoots, and they are most active during early morning and late afternoon. Their reddish-brown coats, white markings, and signature spiral horns make them one of the most recognizable forest antelopes in Africa.

This full-body mount features the Bushbuck in a standing pose atop a wooden base. With its 15.5″ horns, lifelike posture, and natural detail, it serves as an excellent educational or decorative piece for wildlife exhibits, natural history displays, or African-themed spaces.

• Subspecies: Tragelaphus scriptus roualeyni

• Type: Full body mount on wood base

• Horn Size: 15.5″

• Habitat: Southern African thickets, woodlands, and riverbanks

• Diet: Herbivore – browses on leaves, fruits, and low vegetation

A beautiful and realistic representation of a southern African antelope adapted to forested habitats.