Roosevelt Sable Hunting

The Roosevelt sable (Hippotragus niger roosevelti) is a subspecies of sable antelope native to the eastern regions of Africa, particularly found in countries like Tanzania and Zambia. It is known for its striking appearance, featuring a robust body, long, curved horns (more pronounced in males), and a glossy black coat with lighter markings. Roosevelt sables are primarily browsers, feeding on leaves, grasses, and shrubs in their savanna and woodland habitats. They are social animals, often living in small herds, and are known for their agility and strength. Overall, they are recognized for their beauty and significance in the African ecosystem.