The neck and the top of the back of the blesbok is brown. The area was drained by the Blesbok River. The Alcelaphinae contains hartebeest, wildebeest and topi, korrigum, bontebok, blesbok, tiang and tsessebe. In most reserves, the black wildebeest shares its habitat with the blesbok and the springbok. In 2008, black wildebeest and blesbok were transferred to Ntsikeni. The blesbok is both farmed and hunted for the skin, meat, and trophy. During the summer months, two blesbok antelopes share the outdoor grass paddock with the giraffes. Blesbok can be found in open veld or plains of South Africa and Namibia.