Hartebeest Hunting

The hartebeest, part of the genus **Alcelaphus**, is a medium to large antelope species predominantly located in the savannas and grasslands of sub-Saharan Africa. These antelopes are grazers, primarily consuming grasses and various herbaceous plants, and they possess specific adaptations that enable them to effectively digest coarse grasses. Hartebeests are diurnal animals, being most active during daylight hours. They typically rest during the peak heat of the afternoon, choosing to graze and engage in other behaviors during the cooler periods of the morning and evening.