The Lechwe, with its striking horns and ability to thrive in wetland environments, is one of Africa's most unique and elegant antelopes. Recognized for their adaptability and distinctive appearance, Lechwes are appreciated by all wildlife enthusiasts.

A full mount of the lechwe captures its graceful form, striking horns, and natural stance. Perfect for creating an action packed display, this option allows you to showcase the Lechwe in a lifelike pose, running through its wet terrain. This pose highlights its elegant build, long neck and sweeping horns.

Lechwe Taxidermy FAQ's

What is the typical size of an adult Lechwe?

The average adult lechwe stand at around 100 cm tall, weighing between 50 - 120 kgs.

Do people eat Lechwe meat?

Yes, in fact, lechwe meat is celebrated as a rich source of protein in Zambia, and is described as tender and flavourful when prepared correctly.

Can Lechwe swim?

Yes, lechwe are well adapted to aquatic life, making them strong swimmers. They even fully submerge themselves sometimes to avoid predators.

Is a male Lechwe a ram or a bull?

While lechwe are a species of antelope, in hunting circles, they are sometimes referred to as rams. Some sources may also refer to them as bulls.