Game Species List

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SOUTHERN WHITE RHINO

The White Rhino or Square Lipped Rhino is the largest of all species. It has a noticeable hump on the back of its neck and four stumpy feet.
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Cape Buffalo

These large cow-like animals are widely regarded as one of the most dangerous and powerful animals on the African continent.
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KUDU

These woodland antelope are abundant in the Northern Cape area. The name 'Kudu' stems from the indigenous Khoikhoi language.
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BLUE WILDEBEEST

Blue Wildebeest (or Brindled Gnu) are so called due to their silvery-blue sheen of fur, which varies from a greyish colour to brown.
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BLACK WILDEBEEST

These impressive antelope are dark brown with a black mane and cream tail.
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GOLDEN WILDEBEEST

The Golden Wildebeest is a rare mutation of the Blue Wildebeest. They are beautiful and very muscular with a golden beard.
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ROYAL WILDEBEEST

The Royal Wildebeest (Ghost Wildebeest) is the most rare color variant of the Blue Wildebeest.
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KING WILDEBEEST

The King Wildebeest is a color variant of the Blue Wildebeest, with a light face, beard, mane, and tail.
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ELAND

The Eland, also known as the Southern Eland or Eland Antelope, is a plains antelope that is commonly found in South Africa.
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ROAN

Roan are found from Western to Southern Africa. Named for its roan colour, it has a light underbelly, white eyebrows and red nostrils.
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SABLE

Found from East to Southern Africa, this antelope has a long face, short neck, dark mane, and impressive ringed horns.
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NYALA

A spiral-horned, medium-sized antelope. Considered the most sexually dimorphic antelope of all species, only males have horns.
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ORYX (GEMSBOK)

A large type of antelope that is native to South Africa. Light brownish-grey, with light patches near the rear of the rump.
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GOLDEN GEMSBOK

A mutation in colour from the regular Common Gemsbok. They live primarily in open ground, and can survive in the harshest environments.
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SPRINGBOK

The Springbok is a small antelope, reddish-brown with a pale underside. There is a dark brown stripe on each flank.
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COPPER SPRINGBOK

The Copper Springbok is a color phase of the common Springbok, developed by selective breeding.
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BLACK SPRINGBOK

The Black Springbok's color varies between shades of black, due to a regressive gene of the common Springbok.
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WHITE SPRINGBOK

The White Springbok isn't an albino, but a color phase. It's predominantly white, but can be slightly darker.
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IMPALA

The Impala or Rooibok is a Sub-Saharan African antelope and is commonly included in the itinerary of every hunter's expedition.
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BLACK IMPALA

Black Impala are very rare and highly prized by hunters in Africa. They are highly alert animals and make for excellent trophy hunting.
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BONTEBOK

A medium-sized antelope, generally dark brown with lyre-shaped horns, a black-tipped tail and striking white blaze on its face.
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BROWN BLESBUCK

As a subspecies of the Bontebok, these antelope inhabit open grasslands and have a distinctive white face and forehead.
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WHITE BLESBUCK

White Blesbuck live in the open plains of South Africa. They are a colour variation of the Brown Blesbuck and not a subspecies.
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SADDLE BACK BLESBUCK

The Saddleback Blesbuck has a white face, reddish-brown coat, and white belly and rump. Its horns curve backwards.
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WATERBUCK

A large antelope found close to large bodies of water. They stay close to rivers, lakes and valleys, even fleeing into the water to escape threats.
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RED HARTEBEEST

A large nomadic antelope with a longer face than other species and a distinctive red-brown coat and contrasting white belly and rump.
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TSESSEBE

Common Tsessebe are large grazers and among the fastest antelopes in Africa. They can run at speeds up to 55 mph.
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RED LECHWE

The Lechwe is a medium-size antelope, closely related to the Waterbuck.
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GREY DUIKER

The Grey Duiker is a small, shy antelope with white underparts. Unlike most antelope, females are larger than males.
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GIRAFFE

Giraffes are the world’s tallest living animals, easily identified due to their exclusively long neck and pelage markings.
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ZEBRA

The Zebra has three species in the wild and is part of the Equidae family: well-known and prized for its black-and-white-striped coat.
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HARTMAN ZEBRA

The Hartman's mountain zebra is a subspecies of the mountain zebra, easily distinguished from others by its dewlaps and lack of stripes on its belly.
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WARTHOG

A wild pig species known to be notoriously aggressive. They have four impressive tusks, two razor-sharp lower canines and two curving uppers.
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PORCUPINE

Large nocturnal rodents found across most of Africa. They have clusters modified hairs called spines or quills on their back, sides, and tail.
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JACKAL

The jackal is a medium-sized member of the canine family. Opportunistic in nature, they hunt small mammals, birds and reptiles.
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BABOON

Cape baboons are primates and also one of the world's largest monkeys. They have a dog-like face and big, prominent canines.