Охота на Красного Личи

Lechwe, is a name derived from a Bantu language which means antelope. The Common Lechwe group is made up of three subspecies – Red Lechwe, Kafue Lechwe and Black Lechwe. This page is dedicated to the Red Lechwe, a native of Eastern Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia. Although a common species found in the Okavango Delta of Botswana, they may no longer be hunted in this country. In their natural habitat they are always found in wetland areas where they feed on aquatic plants. In South Africa they have been introduced and found in a wide variety of high fenced territories where they seem to thrive without their natural marshy habitat.

When hunted in open territories or large concessions like the Caprivi in Namibia, they can be quite difficult to spot and stalk as they inhabit open floodplains and wetlands, sometimes without not much cover. This makes it very difficult to approach Lechwe so you may be required to make a long shot. Hunting Lechwe on the game ranches in South Africa is normally much easier where there is more cover to use during your spot and stalk.

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