The Golden Wildebeest is a striking variation of the Blue Wildebeest. It is revered for it’s its rich shimmering golden coat and strong, muscular build. Don’t underestimate the strength and toughness of this animal when hunting, they are incredibly strong, so shot placement needs to be perfect.

A shoulder mount of the Golden Wildebeest emphasizes its robust neck, thick mane, and beautiful golden-hued coat. If you have hunted various Wildebeest varieties, a combo pedestal mount is a great way to showcase your collection.

Golden Wildebeest Taxidermy FAQ's

How rare is a Golden Wildebeest?

Golden wildebeest are incredibly rare in the wild! This unique colour mutation is a result of a recessive gene of the blue wildebeest, and is one of the rarest colour variants.

Are Golden Wildebeest natural?

Yes, though rare, the golden wildebeest is a natural occurring colour variant that is a mutation of the blue wildebeest.

Are Wildebeest friendly to humans?

While wildebeest are not typically aggressive toward humans, they are also not considered 'friendly' as these wild animals prefer to avoid interaction altogether. However, they can become dangerous when feeling threatened or protecting their young.

Do Wildebeest sleep at night?

Yes, wildebeest sleep at night, with their main sleeping period occurring in the early pre-dawn hours.

Are Wildebeest intelligent?

Wildebeest are considered intelligent in the swarm sense; however, their panic response has often led to them being referred to as 'zero-brain animals'. When spooked, they exhibit erratic behaviour, such as running in disarray or following each other into danger when crossing rivers.