The Steenbuck, with its petite stature and and pointed horns, is a graceful and charming antelope. Recognized for their delicate beauty and alert demeanor, Steenbuck make an exquisite display piece.

A full mount of the Steenbuck captures its elegant form and delicate features. The Steenbuck is part of the Tiny Ten collection – it is advised to mount all species in a consistent manner if possible.

Steenbuck Taxidermy FAQ's

Is there a difference between a Steenbuck and a Duiker?

While both animals a small antelopes, their facial markings, ear size, and behaviour set them apart. Steenbuck are redish brown and have large, 'satellite dish' ears, and no facial markings. Duikers however, have a distinct grey brown coat with black stripe running down their nose bridge, and a short shaggy tuft of hair on their head.

What is the typical lifespan of a Steenbuck?

Steenbuck can live up to 12 years in the wild, which is surprisingly long for a small antelope.

Where are Steenbuck found?

Steenbuck inhabit grasslands and open savannas, typically found in eastern and southern Africa. Steenbuck populations are particularly, abundant in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and certain parts of Tanzania and Kenya.