Distinguished by the males only being furnished with horns. Females are generally paler. Hand-colored engraving showing an animal still retaining a lyrate form. Inhabits interior of Caffraria and Booshowana country. Extremely timid and swift.
Picture shows buck, doe, and fawn.
Earliest authentic description is in Pallas's Spicilegia Zoologica. Timid but most agile. Specimen used for engraving plate was brought from Senegal. Male only has horns. First noticed by M. de Blainville, from imperfect speciments brought from Abyssinia by British Consul, Mr. Salt, and named in honour of him.