Kudu Hunting

Kudu refers to two species of African antelope: the greater kudu (*Tragelaphus strepsiceros*) and the lesser kudu (*Tragelaphus imberbis*). Both species are recognized for their distinctive physical characteristics and belong to the Bovidae family. Kudus are important for their ecosystems as browsers, aiding in the maintenance of healthy vegetation. They also hold cultural significance locally and frequently appear in African art and folklore. In certain areas, they are highly valued as game animals, playing a crucial role in eco-tourism and hunting industries.