Limpopo Bushbuck Hunting

The Limpopo bushbuck (*Tragelaphus sylvaticus*) is a subspecies of bushbuck primarily located in the Limpopo region of southern Africa, encompassing areas of South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Mozambique. These antelopes are browsers, primarily consuming leaves, shoots, fruits, and sometimes grass. They are selective feeders, often opting for specific plants depending on their availability and nutritional value. Typically, Limpopo bushbucks are solitary animals or found in small groups. Males tend to be territorial and may establish home ranges that overlap with those of females.