Impala Hunts in Texas
Aepyceros melampusFast, graceful, and gone in a heartbeat.
- Family
- Plains Game
- Native range
- Eastern & Southern Africa
- Weight
- 100–160 lb
- Horns
- 20–25 in (lyre)
- Trophy fee
- $7,500
- Lodge & guide
- $350 / hunter / day
About the Impala
The impala is the classic African antelope: a two-tone coat, black stripes on the rump, and lyre-shaped horns on the rams. An impala can jump ten feet high and cover thirty feet in one bound.
Impala are quick and nervous, which makes a clean shot on a good ram harder to get than you'd expect.
Hunting Impala at Black Eagle Ranch
Impala on the ranch stay in the tall grass and the tree lines. When the herd spots you it bolts all at once, so a careful approach is everything.
A mature ram has deep, sweeping lyre horns with tips that flare out and forward.
Impala Hunting FAQ
How high can an impala jump?
Impala can leap about ten feet high and roughly thirty feet in a single bound.
Where can I hunt Impala in Texas?
Black Eagle Ranch in Harper, Texas offers guided impala hunts in the Texas Hill Country, about 25 minutes from Fredericksburg and under two hours from San Antonio.
How much does a impala hunt cost?
The trophy fee for impala at Black Eagle Ranch is $7,500, plus the lodge and guide rate of $350 per hunter per day. The trophy fee is paid only for animals taken, and the balance is due at the completion of your hunt.
How do I book a impala hunt?
Request your dates on our online reservation calendar and select Impala, or call Daniel at (830) 928-3161 or Todd at (409) 300-0575.
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Reserve your Impala.
Only eight hunters a day, and the rarest animals go first.