The males have long, curved-back horns that typically measure in length. The horns are slender, with ring-like ridges on their lower portions and smooth, pointed, tips. Although the horns are relatively uniform in length, there is some variation in their exact shape, so the distance between the tips can be quite variable, ranging from . Unlike caprines, the horns do not grow throughout life. The ears are short and pointed, and the tail is also relatively short, at around in length.