Males (bucks) are larger than females (does). They have small heads, large ears, long powerful hind legs, a long thick tail, and small forelegs. Males have a strong, curry-like odour, giving them the common name of ‘stinker’. In Western Australia, they have a slender build and grey-brown colour. In Southern Australia, the build is stockier, and they are a brown colour with blue-grey underparts.
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