Name: Impala

Description of Game

Country: Africa

Impalas are known as the deer of Africa. The short, glossy coat has a reddish saddle over a light tan torso. The undersides are white, as are the rings around the eyes. The muzzle and chin are lighter in color. There are black markings on the ear tips and three black stripes on the rump: two on the flanks and one down the tail. There are tufts of dark hair above the rear hoofs which give the impala its specific name. The lyre-shaped horns, found only in males, are "S"-shaped and slender. With strong ridges, they grow 18-37 inches long. A full grown male can easily weigh 145 pounds. The Impala's shoulder height is 36 inches. This is a beautiful exotic trophy animal,