KUDU
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The Greater Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) is one of the most majestic and sought-after exotic species in the world — a towering, spiral-horned antelope that commands attention on any Texas ranch. Kudu are a premier breeding and trophy species, prized for their dramatic horns, striking striped coats, and impressive size.
Our KUDU Breeder
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Our KUDU Herd
KUDU Fun Facts
- The Greater Kudu is native to the woodlands and bushveld of eastern and southern Africa, where it ranks among the largest antelope species on the continent.
- Mature Kudu bulls can stand up to 60 inches at the shoulder and weigh between 420–600 lbs, making them one of the largest exotic species available for Texas ranches.
- Kudu horns are among the most spectacular of any animal — growing in a dramatic double-twist spiral that can reach 48–72 inches in total length on exceptional bulls.
- Kudu have adapted exceptionally well to Texas Hill Country terrain, thriving in cedar and oak brush environments that mirror their native habitat.
- They are a premier trophy species for exotic hunting ranches and a top-tier genetics target for serious breeding programs.
- Kaiser Creek Ranch breeds Kudu specifically for horn length, mass, and symmetry — producing bulls that represent the standard for what this species can achieve.