Springbuck – Cape – Non Trophy

Antidorcas marsupialis

The Iconic Antelope of Southern Africa

The Cape Springbok, symbolizing Southern Africa’s vast plains and savannas, impresses with its distinctive features, remarkable speed, and pivotal role in the region’s wildlife heritage.

With striking reddish-brown to fawn-colored coats and characteristic markings, they stand 75-90 cm tall and weigh 30-40 kg, exuding elegance.

Renowned for their extraordinary speed and agility, Cape Springboks engage in high, bounding leaps called “pronking,” communicating within the herd and displaying fitness to potential mates.

These herbivores graze on grasses and shrubs, often seen in protective herds. They enrich Southern Africa’s landscapes, spotlighting biodiversity and the adaptability and beauty of its wildlife.

Springbuck - Cape - Non Trophy

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Springbuck - Cape - Non Trophy
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Springbuck - Cape - Non Trophy

Antidorcas marsupialis

The Iconic Antelope of Southern Africa

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Non Trophy

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Trophy price

$150.00

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Scientific name

Antidorcas marsupialis

Mass

Adult Male: ~40–50 kg (88–110 lb) Adult Female: ~35–45 kg (77–99 lb)

About the species

The Iconic Antelope of Southern Africa

The Cape Springbok, symbolizing Southern Africa’s vast plains and savannas, impresses with its distinctive features, remarkable speed, and pivotal role in the region’s wildlife heritage.

With striking reddish-brown to fawn-colored coats and characteristic markings, they stand 75-90 cm tall and weigh 30-40 kg, exuding elegance.

Renowned for their extraordinary speed and agility, Cape Springboks engage in high, bounding leaps called “pronking,” communicating within the herd and displaying fitness to potential mates.

These herbivores graze on grasses and shrubs, often seen in protective herds. They enrich Southern Africa’s landscapes, spotlighting biodiversity and the adaptability and beauty of its wildlife.

Fun fact

Cape Springboks can form massive herds during the rainy season, sometimes numbering hundreds, to graze on seasonal grasses.

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Range & tracks

Where this species occurs, and the spoor your tracker will be reading.

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