Addax Hunting Season: There are no seasonal restrictions.

Origin: Sahara Desert, Africa

Horn Size: 31-47 inches (80-120 cm), with long, twisted, screw-like horns

Weight: 130-275 pounds (60-125 kg)

Estimated World Population: Fewer than 100 in the wild

Hunting Information:

• Behavior: Addaxes are generally slow-moving and sedentary, conserving energy in harsh desert conditions. They are most active during cooler periods, such as early mornings and late evenings.

• Adaptations: The Addax’s broad, flat hooves provide excellent traction on sandy terrain. They can survive long periods without water by deriving moisture from the desert vegetation.

• Preferred Habitat: Addaxes inhabit arid, sandy, and semi-desert regions. They tend to stay near areas with sparse vegetation, which provides both food and cover.

• Hunting Tips: Due to their slow movement, Addaxes are well-suited for spot and stalk hunting. Their camouflage abilities mean hunters should be vigilant and patient. The use of blinds can also be effective, especially near known feeding areas.

• Additional Information: The Addax’s coat changes color with the seasons, shifting from white or sandy beige in the summer to grayish-brown in the winter, helping them blend into their environment.