Охота на Бушбока Чоб

A striking reddish brown Bushbuck with white stripes and spots. The Chobe Bushbuck is found along the Zambezi and Chobe River basins, from whence it derives its name. It is always found in the vicinity of water and spends most of its time feeding and resting in the reed beds and riverine vegetation found along the river beds. Its distribution follows the Chobe River from Eastern Namibia, Northern Botswana and along the Zambezi River basin in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

Walk and stalk along river banks, streams, gullies and the lake edges of Kariba Dam (Zambia and Zimbabwe) and Cahora Bassa Dam in the Tete Province of Mozambique. Sometimes hunted by boat, glassing across the water along the shoreline vegetation. Once spotted, the animal is approached on foot. Be careful when quietly stalking through this vegetation as you often bump into some of the other big and nasty dangerous animals found in the region, sleeping hippos, wallowing buffalo to name but two. Always pay caution to the wind direction. Once alarmed the Bushbuck will bark and duck off into the nearest and thickest bush.

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