The #Blackbuck #Antelope, introduced to Kerr County, Texas in 1932, is one of the most beautiful and distinctive game animals to hunt in the region. Let’s explore its fascinating characteristics:
Mature Blackbuck Males:
o Weigh between 75 to 100 pounds.
o Stand 20 to 35 inches at shoulder height.
o Sport a rich dark brown coat with a white underbelly.
o Possess highly sought-after V-shaped horns that grow 20 to 24 inches, spiraled and ridged.
o Only territorial males reproduce to defend their territory.
Blackbuck Females:
o Females lack horns and are reddish yellow in color.
o Weigh 68–86 pounds and have shoulder heights only slightly shorter than males.
o Reproduce once a year, giving birth to a single calf.
Interesting Facts:
o Indigenous Range: Blackbucks are native to India and Pakistan.
o Social Behavior: They live in sociable herds ranging from 5 to 50 individuals.
o Speed and Agility: Their main defense against predators is their speed, reaching up to 50 mph. They also use evasive leaps to avoid danger (check out the video below).
o Diurnal Lifestyle: Active during the day and rest at night.
o Longevity: Blackbucks can live up to 18 years in the wild.
o Hunting Challenge: Spot-and-stalk hunting with a bow is particularly challenging due to their speed, agility, and keen senses.
o Culinary Delight: When cooked properly, Blackbuck meat is considered delicious.
o Prized Trophy: The distinctive appearance of the Blackbuck makes it one of the most highly sought after trophy mounts.
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To the Hunt!!!
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