Harnessed Bushbuck Hunting

The harnessed bushbuck, with the scientific name **Tragelaphus scriptus**, is a medium-sized antelope native to sub-Saharan Africa. Typically, these animals are solitary or can be seen in small groups, often consisting of a female and her offspring. They tend to become more social during the breeding season. As browsers, harnessed bushbucks primarily consume leaves, fruits, and shoots. They are most active during twilight hours, foraging in the early morning and late afternoon to evade heat and reduce the risk of predation.