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Kudu, Lesser

Scientific Name: Tragelaphus imberbis

Subspecies: Tragelaphus i. australis

Distribution: Ethiopia, Somalia, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya.

Habitat: Dense Bush

Description: Looks much like the Greater Kudu, but has got a shoulderheight of 100 cm and an average weight of 90 - 100 kg. However, Lesser Kudu has more white side stripes than its larger cousin (Greater Kudu ca. 7, Lesser ca. 9)

Hunting method: From a hide, track hunting

Hunting available in: Ethiopia and Tanzania.

Masailand

Tanzania

The terrain varies enormously, from semi-desert in the north-east to open plains in the north, from extensive swamps in the north west to miombo forest in the south. This contrasting landscape provides ideal conditions for a wealth of interesting game species. Tanzania is famous for excellent hun...

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Antilope Hunt at African Echo Safaris in Eastern Cape Midlands

South Africa

The concession lies nestled between the mountains, typical of the Eastern Cape, in the Grahamstown and Fort Beaufort region in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The concession is approximately 150 km from Port Elizabeth Airport. Please refer to the map provided.

6 days hunting stay

€1,475

Per. person

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Antilope Hunt at African Echo Safaris in Eastern Cape Coastal

South Africa

The concession lies between Kenton-on-Sea, Port Alfred and Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The concession is approximately 130 km from Port Elizabeth Airport. Please refer to the map provided.

6 days hunting stay

€1,475

Per. person

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Kilombero North - Masailand

Tanzania

The ultimate classic East African safari experience! The beautiful scenery, abundance of game and magnificent birdlife make Lake Natron and Ngaserai the perfect place for hunters and non-hunting guests. There are good populations of the many special animal species in Masailand, such as lesser kud...