Sable

The black bull with sweeping scimitar horns — among the most striking animals in the African bush, and one of the rarest trophies you can pursue.

The sable bull is one of the most strikingly beautiful animals in Africa: jet-black coat, white belly, and sweeping scimitar horns curving back over the shoulders. Sable are limited to specific habitats in the Caprivi and demand careful management — every hunt is a privilege.

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