African male Springbok skull & horns
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African Male Springbok Horn & Skull
$59-00
Region: South Africa
Material: Horn / skull
Size: 20cm (Horn size)
(Stand not included)
View female & other Springbok skulls below
African male Springbok skull & horns
Size: 20cm (H) - (Stand not included)
This genuine springbok skull with horns is sourced and prepared in South Africa, where springbok are abundant and legally harvested under strict wildlife management regulations. Each skull is professionally cleaned and dried, retaining the distinctive curved horns that make the springbok one of Africa's most iconic antelope species.
Springbok skulls are popular among wildlife collectors, interior decorators, hunters, and natural history enthusiasts worldwide. The horns and skull structure make them striking display pieces , whether mounted on a wall, placed on a shelf, or incorporated into a rustic or safari-themed interior.
- Key Details:
Species: Springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis)
Origin: South Africa
Includes: Skull with horns naturally attached
Preparation: Professionally cleaned and dried
Legal: Compliant with CITES and international wildlife trade regulations
Shipping: Worldwide
All sizes listed are approximate. The Springbok skull you purchase and receive may differ just slightly in size, look, and/or pattern from the Springbok skull shown in the picture because of the nature Springbok skulls is unique.
If you are looking for other African game skulls return to our main African animal skulls page.


Other styles skulls available below or on our main skull horns page
African female Springbok skull

$49-00
Region: South Africa
Material: Horn / skull
Size: 18cm (horn size)
African female Springbok skull with bottom jaw

$79-00
Region: South Africa
Material: Horn / skull
Size: 18cm (horn size)

Facts about this animal
The Springbok is one of South Africa’s most successful game farm animals to breed.
There are some Springbok that are totally black or totally white. The value of these animals is quite substantial in the private market for trophy hunting.
Traditionally Springbok is one of the top 5 most favorite antelope species hunted by local hunters and is sought after for the tender and tasteful meat as well as for their biltong.
When disturbed, Springbok commence running and bound and leap (repeatedly) into the air with stiff extended legs, with the males or rams raising the hairs of the dorsal crest extending from the back to the tail (the rams). These bounds may reach 2 to 3 meters and this leaping is known as “pronking”. This “pronking” could also be seen when the rams are rutting and defending their territories and female herds against other rams with the intention to impress the females or ewes.
Since the turn of the last century, the Springbok has been and still is the national emblem of the South African Rugby team. The King Protea (South Africa’s National Flower) has been added to the badge during the 1990’s.
- Male (Ram): Can weigh up to about 41 Kilograms
- Female (Ewe): Can weigh up to about 37 Kilograms
- Height: stands 75 cm high
- Life Expectancy: 10 years in the wild
- Diet: Herbivores , Grasses, Leaves.
- They reach speeds of 80 km per hour and jump more than 4 meters
Factsheet
Scientific classification
- Name: Antidorcas marsupialis
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Chordata
- Class: Mammalia
- Order: Artiodactyla
- Family: Bovidae
- Subfamily: Antilopinae
- Genus: Antidorcas
- Species: A. marsupialis
Conservation status: Least concern / abundant









