Coffee Springbok
Coffee Springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis) in Eastern Cape, South Africa
Experience an exceptional hunting adventure for Coffee Springbok in the scenic Eastern Cape, South Africa.
Species Description
The Coffee Springbok is a unique variant of the common springbok, known for its beautiful coffee-colored coat that sets it apart from the usual species. This antelope belongs to the gazelle family and is highly sought after by hunters due to its beauty and elegance. With a body weight of approximately 30-48 kg, the Coffee Springbok is a relatively small antelope, but it impresses with its ability for swift running and graceful leaps.
Hunting Description
Hunting the Coffee Springbok in Eastern Cape offers a blend of beauty and challenge. These animals inhabit open plains, requiring hunters to track them and make precise shots. It is recommended to hunt early in the morning or towards dusk when the animals are most active. An experienced guide will help you stalk close to the prey for a well-placed shot.
Optimal Shot Placement
To ensure a quick and humane kill, the shot should be placed in the area behind the front leg, aimed towards the heart and lungs. This is known as a double lung shot and drastically reduces the animal's ability to flee.
Optimal Rifle for the Hunt
A rifle in caliber 243 Winchester or 6.5 Creedmoor is ideal for Coffee Springbok hunting. These calibers offer sufficient precision and power to make a clean shot on such sized antelope.
Experience the thrill of Coffee Springbok hunting, and enjoy the breathtaking nature of the Eastern Cape. Contact us for more information and plan your unforgettable hunting trip with us.
Facts - Coffee Springbok
NAME: COFFEE SPRINGBOK
SCIENTIFIC NAME: ANTIDORCAS MARSUPIALIS
WEIGHT MALE: 41 KG
WEIGHT FEMALE: 37 KG
SHOULDER HEIGHT MALE: 75 CM
SHOULDER HEIGHT FEMALE: 75 CM
MATING SEASON: THROUGHOUT THE YEAR