Scimbok Oryx Hunting Season: There are no seasonal restrictions.

Origin: A hybrid of the Gemsbok Oryx (Southern Africa) and the Scimitar-Horned Oryx (North Africa).

Horn Size: 35-48 inches (89-122 cm), blending the long, slightly curved horns of the Scimitar-Horned Oryx with the straighter, spear-like horns of the Gemsbok.

Weight: 400-500 pounds (181-227 kg)

Estimated World Population: Limited, primarily found in managed hunting ranches and conservation programs.

You may hunt our trophy Scimbok Oryx using any method you prefer, including Spot and Stalk, Bow Hunting, Rifle Hunting, Safari Style, or from a Blind.

Hunting Information:

• Behavior: Scimboks inherit the alertness and wariness of both parent species, making them difficult to approach. They are highly adaptive and can be aggressive when threatened.

• Adaptations: Extremely well-suited to arid and semi-arid environments, Scimboks can survive with minimal water intake by obtaining moisture from vegetation.

• Preferred Habitat: Open plains, dry savannas, and desert regions with sparse brush and grass cover. They tend to roam in small groups or pairs.

• Hunting Tips: Spot and stalk is the most effective method, as Scimboks have excellent eyesight and are quick to flee if they detect a threat. Rifle hunters should prepare for long-range shots, while bow hunters should take advantage of blinds near feeding or watering areas.

• Additional Information: Scimboks are prized for their unique blend of physical traits, combining the striking facial markings and straight horns of the Gemsbok with the lighter body color and slight horn curvature of the Scimitar-Horned Oryx.