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The horns do not begin to grow until the kudu is between 6 and 12 months old. Greater kudus are usually found in woodland areas of East and South Africa. Roan antelope (Hippotragus equinus ...

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Other species whose value grew over the period were grey duiker (from R400 to R1 149), blue wildebeest (from R744 to R2 226), eland (from R2 293 to R4 719), gemsbok (from R1 248 to R3 295), kudu ...

Greater kudu enjoy a diet of leaves, flowers, fruits, tubers, and shoots. Male kudus are renowned for their majestic horns, the largest among antelope species, spiraling up to an astonishing 6 feet.