The Sudan Reedbuck has a golden-brown coat and white underparts. It favors grasslands in moist savanna and forest–savanna zones, and needs to drink daily or at least regularly. Its main recorded range is South Sudan and far western Ethiopia; occurrence in northeastern DR Congo and northern Uganda is considered probable.
The coat is golden brown, usually shaggy and oily, with white underparts. A grayish stripe runs down the front of each foreleg and is more prominent in males. There is a round, pale gray bare patch below each ear. The short, very bushy tail is fawn above and white below. Only males have horns; they are long, thin, and widely divergent, with individual variation in horn form.
It favors grasslands within moist savanna and forest–savanna zones. It needs to drink daily or at least regularly.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.