Addax

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 Graceful and rare, the Addax—often called the Screwhorn Antelope—is one of the most unique exotics you’ll encounter. Native to the Sahara Desert, these antelope are instantly recognizable by their striking spiral horns and pale coat that shifts from sandy brown in winter to nearly white in summer. Adapted to the harshest climates, Addax can survive without free water, deriving moisture from the plants they eat.

For hunters, the Addax offers not only a challenging pursuit but also a chance to harvest one of the most extraordinary and critically endangered species in the world.

• Region: Africa 
• Weight: 130–260 lbs 
• Gestation Period: ~9 months 
• Number of Young: 1 
• Maximum Age: 20–25 years 
• Antlers/Horns: Male & Female (spiral, up to 3 feet) 
• Season: Year Round 
• Native to: Chad, Mauritania, Niger