With their striking spiral horns and elegant appearance, Kudu are one of Africa's most iconic antelopes. They are known for their elusive nature and are aptly nicknamed, 'The Grey Ghost’. They are a stunning addition to any wildlife display or showroom.

A popular mount choice for Kudu is a classic shoulder mount, which showcases the Kudu's impressive horns and elegant neck, while exposing the beautiful hair on the throat.

Kudu Taxidermy FAQ's

Are Kudu the same as Eland?

No, kudu and eland are not the same animal, though they are closely related. Eland are significantly larger, while kudu are more slender. Another notable difference are their horns, with the Kudu possessing distinct, long, spiral shaped horns whereas eland horns are slightly smaller and corkscrew shaped.

Are Kudus known for being aggressive?

No, kudu are not typically aggressive, unless threatened or protecting their young. Males will engage in fights with each other in order to establish dominance during mating season.

Where do Kudus live?

Kudus prefer to stay in dense thicket where they can stay shielded from predators. As grazers, they also stay close to water sources.

How big are Kudu?

Kudus are magnificent creatures, with males typically standing 1.4 m tall and weighing approximately 250 kgs , and females stand around 1.25 m. tall, weighing roughly 160 kgs.

Do people enjoy Kudu meat?

Yes, people enjoy kudu meat, specifically in South Africa where this cuisine is considered a lean high quality source of protien.