This reedbuck has a pale gray coat, and only males have horns. It occurs in hilly savannas and thickets from southern Ethiopia to northern Tanzania, where it selects soft green grasses.
The coat is pale gray with a white underside; only males have horns.
It uses rugged country with hillside savannas and thickets, selects soft new grasses, and is reported to avoid broad flat grassland.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.