The Uganda Kob is an East African kob with a white underside, eye-rings, and a throat patch. It mainly eats grasses and reeds. Females and young males form groups, move along watercourses, and graze in valley bottoms.
The coat is reddish brown, with a white underside, a white ring around each eye, and a white throat patch. A black stripe runs down the front of each foreleg. Only males have horns.
It is herbivorous and feeds mainly on grasses and reeds. Females and young males form loose groups that vary with food availability, often moving along watercourses and grazing in valley bottoms.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.