Also known as the Giant Eland, the Lord Derby Eland has a massive build, striking spiral horns, and distinctive markings. It is the biggest antelope in Africa. They have a large flap of skin that hangs below the neck, moving side to side when they run, this is nature’s way of thermoregulation, in arid habitats.

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Lord Derby Eland Taxidermy FAQ's

Where to hunt Lord Derby Eland?

Hunters travel far and wide to the Cameroon, home of the magnificent lord derby eland. This animal is a challenge to hunt, and is best pursued from late December to mid-April.

Can Lord Derby Eland jump high?

Yes, giant elands are exceptional jumpers, known for their ability to clear high obstacles. Their magnificent size is what makes this ability so remarkable.

Is the Lord Derby Eland aggressive?

No, eland are not typically aggressive towards humans, and prefer to flee when sensing danger. However, exceptional circumstances might lead them exhibit aggressive behaviour.

How difficult is it to hunt a Lord Derby Eland?

Lord derby eland is considered one of the most challenging hunts. These animals possess sharp senses, requiring hunters to track them for long hours in harsh conditions.

What is the difference between Lord Derby Eland and common or Cape Eland?

The lord derby eland has earned the title of largest antelope in the world, growing up to 1.8 m at the shoulder and weighing up to 1000 kgs. The common or Cape eland is smaller, with fainter stripes, and shorter horns.