Rhebok Hunting

The rhebok is a medium-sized antelope exclusively found in the mountains of South Africa. Also it is known as the Vaal rhebok or grey rhebok.

Rhebok Trophy Minimums

Pelea capreolus (Vaal, Grey Rhebok)
RW Minimum RW Record RW Measurement Method SCI Minimum SCI Record SCI Measurement Method
77/8" 117/8" 7 16" 207/8" 1

Rhebok Facts

Habitat and Requirements

  • They prefer a grassy, montainous habitat and carry a woolly grey coat to insulate them from the cold.
  • They are not dependent on water.

Social Structure

  • Rhebok are gregarious and form family groups of up to 12 animals which consist of a male, females and young animals. There are no male herds.

Gestation Period

  • After a gestation period of around 9 months, one offspring is usually born. This antelope occasionally produces twins.

Rhebok Gender Identification

  • The stiletto-like horns are found only in males, and rise directly above the eyes.

Rhebok Hunting Methods

  • Walking and stalking in the likely habitat.

A Good Rhebok Trophy

  • Look for good horn length and thick bases.

Rhebok Hunting Shot Placement

Rhebok Pictures

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