Our partner here is one of the most established and best known outfitters in the important Central African hunting destination of Cameroon. The company has access to more than 1,000,000 hectares of wilderness spread over 9 different concessions. Here we can offer both of the two totally different types of hunts that this country is famous for amongst hunters: Hunting in tropical rain-forests and on the sub-tropical savannah. In the rain-forest the goal for most hunters is the beautiful bongo antelope with its fabulous orange and white striped coat. However forest elephants, sitatunga, forest buffalo, giant forest hogs and a wide range of exotic duikers can all be hunted here, species that have recently been drawing a lot of attention from international big game hunters.
The star of the savannah in the north is the giant eland, but there is also excellent hunting for western roan and buffalo. In all of the districts you will find comfortable accommodation built in traditional African style and catering of a very high standard. Trophy quality here has been excellent year after year, and the same is true of the success rate!
Cameroon has the same appeal for adventurous big game hunters, as King Solomon’s mines have for treasure seekers.... are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime?
Scientific Name: Virerra civetta Subspecies: There exist several subspecies of Viverra civetta, but they are not described here as they have little or no significance as hunting trophies. Distribution: Most African countries south of the Sahara Desert. Habitat: All types of savanna, sometimes dense forest. Description: Dog size animal, looking like a mixture between a stoat and a badger....
Read moreScientific Name: Papio sp. Sub-species: Five species are currently recognised (this is some disagreement on whether they are true separate species or sub-species. The true number of sub-species is also currently unknown) Hamadryas baboon (P. hamadryas) - Horn of AfricaGuinea baboon (P. papio) - Far western AfricaOlive baboon (P. anubis)- north central african savannahYellow baboon (P....
Read moreScientific Name: Neotragus batesi Subspecies: Zaire Pygmy Antelope (Neotragus b. harrisoni) Distribution: Cameroun, Congo (Brazz.), Democratic Republic of Congo Habitat: Dense high forest. Description: Very small antelope weighing up to 5 kg, with a shoulder height not normally exceeding 35 cm. General coloour glossy dark chestnut, darkening on the back and lighter on the flanks. Throat and...
Read moreScientific Name: Tragelaphus eurycerus Subspecies: Eastern Bongo (Tragelaphus e isaaci) Distribution: Western Bongo: Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Congo (Brassaville), Congo, Cameroun and CAR. Eastern Bongo: Kenya Habitat: Dense rainforest. Often in the vicinity of water. If there happen to be saltlick in the area they are often found near by. Description: Large and heavy anthelope...
Read moreScientific Name: Syncerus caffer Subspecies: African Forest buffalo (Syncerus c. nanus), Savannah buffalo (Syncerus c. brachyceros ), Nile buffalo (Syncerus c. aequinoctialis). Caffer buffalo (Syncerus c. caffer) Distribution: The Nile buffalo has the most northern distribution of the four sub-species, ranging from Senegal in the west, across a broad belt over the...
Read moreScientific Name: Syncerus caffer aequinoctalis Subspecies: A subspecies of the African buffalo, also known as the central African buffalo Distribution: West/central Africa Habitat: Areas of mixed savannah and woodland Description: Large, muscular bovine that can achieve a weight of over 700kg and a length of 340cm, with a shoulder height of over 150cm. A herd of this buffalo may contain...
Read moreScientific Name: Potamochoerus porcus Subspecies: Up to 18 recognised species, here described as one. Distribution: All of Africa south of the Sahara Desert, excepting the desert of Namibia. Habitat: High forest, their fringes and thick bush country, often near rivers. Frequents fields where they cause much damage. Description: A domestic pig-like animal, weighing around 100 kg and measuring...
Read moreScientific Name: Tragelaphus scriptus scriptus Subspecies: One of the eight subspecies of bushbuck Distribution: West/central Africa from Senegal in the west to southern Chad in the east and to the Congo in the south. Habitat: Prefers dense bush, always close to permanent water supplies Description: The smallest sub-species of bushbuck, with a shoulder height of 66 - 76cm and a weight of...
Read moreScientific Name: Cephalophus dorsalis Subspecies: None. Distribution: Same as Red-flanked Duiker with the addition of Congo and Northern Angola. Habitat: See Red-flanked Duiker. Description: Small antelope with a weight of around 15 kg. and a shoulder height of 40 - 50 cm. General colour bright chestnut rufous and a black median stripe from the head to the tail and has, like some Duikers, the...
Read moreScientific Name: Cephalophus nigrifrons Subspecies: None Distribution: Cameroun, Congo (Brazz.), Congo (Zaire) and Gabon. Habitat: Dense rain forest. Description: Small antelope weighing 10 - 15 kg with a shoulder height of 40 - 45 cm. Has the characteristic crest of hair between the horns. General colour almost uniform rich chestnut. A broad band along the blaze to the forehead deep black,...
Read moreScientific Name: Cephalophus monticola Subspecies: Up to 18 subspecies of the Blue Duiker are recognised. Distribution: Cameroun, Gabon, Congo (Brazz.), Congo (Zaire), Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa. Habitat: Densely wooded country. Often along rivers. Description: Small antelope weighing 8 - 10 kg with a shoulder height of 30 - 40 cm. General colour...
Read moreScientific Name: Sylvicapra Grimmia Subspecies: Classification of subspecies is very variable, we have chosen only to count two: Western Bush Duiker and East African Bush Duiker. Distribution: From the desert rim in Northern Africa to the Southern tip of the Continent, the West African rainforest excepted. Habitat: As the species is a typical bush duiker it lives, as the name suggests in...
Read moreLatin name: Cephalophus callipygus Subspecies: None. Distribution: From Cameroun in West across the African Continent to Kenya in East. Habitat: See Red-flanked Duiker. Description: Small antelope with a weight of around 20 kg and a shoulder height of 50 - 60 cm. General colour brownish fawn merging to bright rufous posteriorly. Has the characteristic crest of hair between the horns (not as...
Read moreScientific Name: Cefalophus rufilatus Subspecies: None Distribution: Most West- and Mid African states from Senegal to Western Sudan. Habitat: Forest edges and thickets. Description: Small antelope with a weight of around 10 kg. and a shoulder height of 30 - 40 cm. General colour bright orange rufous, with a broad bluish grey median band from the nose to the root of tail. Has black crest of...
Read moreScientific Name: Cephalophus leucogaster Subspecies: None Distribution: Cameroun, Gabon, Congo (Brazzaville), Congo (Zaire) and Uganda. Habitat: Forests. Description: Small antelope with a weight of around 15 kg. and a shoulder height of 40 - 50 cm. General colour lighter than the other Duikers. Has a blackish median band from the shoulder, broadening on the back and narrowing on the rump....
Read moreScientific Name: Cephalophua sylvicultor Subspecies: None. Distribution: The West African States as well as Cameroun, CAR, Congo (Zaire), Angola and Zambia. Habitat: Primary high rainforest. Description: Smaller antelope (biggest member of the Duiker-family) with a weight of up to 70 kg and a shoulder height of around 75 cm. General colour dark velvety brown with brown and grey markings on...
Read moreVidenskabeligt navn: Loxodonta afrikana Underarter: Forest Elephant (Loxodonta a. cyklotis) Pygmy Elephant (Loxodonta a. pumilio) Udbredelse: De tre arters samlede udbredelsesområde: Hele Afrika syd for Sahara. Dog bør det nævnes at i Vestafrika lever elefanterne i dag i små isolerede bestande, og først fra Cameroun og østover kan man tale om...
Read moreVidenskabeligt navn: Taurotragus derbianus gigas Underarter: Ovennævnte art er en underart af Taurotragus derbianus derbianus. Da taurotragus d. derbianus er truet af udryddelse har vi valgt at beskrive gigas der stadig kan jages i Vest- og Centralafrika. Udbredelse: C.A.R, Chad, Cameroun og Sudan. Levested: Åbne skovområder (F.eks mopaneskov) og savanne. Beskrivelse: Stor...
Read moreScientific Name: Hylochoerus meinertshageni Subspecies: Three recognised, here all described as one. Distribution: West- and Central African rainforests. Habitat: Dense forest, often high in the mountains. Description: A huge pig, reminiscent of a wild boar, heavily built, with an elongated body, relatively long limps, the rump being higher than the shoulder. It weighs around 275 kg and...
Read moreScientific Name: Alcelaphus b major Subspecies: Is itself a subspecies of Alcelaphus buselaphus. Distribution: Chad, CAR, Cameroun, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Benin and Senegal. Habitat: Open country, light bush and savanna. Description: Middlesized antelope,that weighs around 170 kg and measures 120 - 140 cm over the shoulder. General colour almost uniform, varying from sandy fawn...
Read moreVidenskabeligt navn: Ourebia ourebi Underarter: Der anerkendes op til 13 underarter. Den eneste underart, der adskiller sig tydeligt fra de andre er Haggard Oribien Udbredelse: Sydafrika, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia (Caprivi), Angola, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Chad, C.A.R, Cameroun, samtlige vestafrikanske stater til Senegal. Levested: Åben bush og...
Read moreWissenschaftlicher Name: Redunca redunca Subspecies: Western Bohor Reedbuck (Redunca r. nigeriensis) Eastern Bohor Reedbuck (Redunca r. Wardi) Distribution: Western Bohor Reedbuck: Nigeria, Cameroun,Chad, CAR, Burkina Faso and Benin. Eastern Bohor Reedbuck: Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Congo (Zaire) Habitat: Open bush and grassland Description: Middlesized antelope with a shoulderheight of up...
Read moreVidenskabeligt navn: Hippotragus equinus Underarter: Der anerkendes 6 underarter men vi har valgt kun at medtage de arter der er tilgænglige for trofæjægere idag. East African Roan (Hippotragus e. langheldi) Western Roan (Hippotragus e. koba) Udbredelse: Southern Roan: Sydafrika, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia og Botswana. East African Roan: Tanzania, Kenya. Western Roan: Fra de...
Read moreScientific Name: Tragelaphus spekei Subspecies: Tragelaphus s gratus, Tragelaphus s. selousi Distribution: Tragelaphus spekei: Kenya, Tanzania and Sudan Tragelaphus s. gratus: Central- and West African rainforests. Tragelaphus s. selousi: Zambia, Namibia, Malawi and South Western Tanzania. Habitat: Confined to swampy areas, mainly papyrus and reedswamps by larger lakes Description:...
Read moreVidenskabeligt navn: Phacochoerus aethiopicus Underarter: Der anerkendes op til 7 underarter, der her beskrives under et. Udbredelse: Hele Afrika syd for Sahara med undtagelse af den vestafrikanske regnskov samt ørken områder i Namibia. Levested: Åben bush og græssletter. Beskrivelse: Mindre griselignende dyr der opnår en vægt på 100 kg og en...
Read moreVidenskabeligt navn: Kobus Defassa Underarter: Common Waterbuck (Kobus d. ellipsiprymnus), Defassa Waterbuck (Kobus d. defassa) Crawshay's Waterbuck (Kobus d. crawshayi). Sing Sing Waterbuck (Kobus d. unctuosus) Udbredelse: Defassa Waterbuck: Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopien Sudan. Common Waterbuck: Sydafrika, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Sudan. Crawshay's Waterbuck:...
Read moreScientific Name: Kobus kob Subspecies: White-eared Kob (Kobus k. leucotis) Uganda Kob (Kobus k. thomasi) Distribution: West- and Central Africa. Habitat: Savanna country, flood plains, never far from water. Description: Middlesized antelope of the kop-family. Reaches a weight of 120 kg and a height of 90 - 100 cm. General colour from bright gold fulvous to dark brown with white markings on...
Read moreIn the rain forest our partner has 4 concessions covering an area of 600.000 ha. The concessions, Boumba, Lognia, Dja and Ndama are situated between 3 national parks, Boumba Bek, Lokomo and Dja, fairly close to the borders with the Central African Republic and the Congo. Even though it is, in principle, possible to drive here from the capital city Douala along gravel roads (2 days), the only...
Read moreMayo Oldiri Safaris have a total of five different hunting concessions in the savannah of northern Cameroon, lying between the two National parks, Bouba Ndjida and Le Benoue, circa a 4 hour drive from Garoua, from where there is a direct flight to Paris once a week. It is also possible to fly to Douala, then take a domestic flight to Garoua. The hunting season in the savannah is from Christmas...
Read moreOur partner here is one of the most established and best known outfitters in the important Central African hunting destination of Cameroon. The company has access to more than 1,000,000 hectares of wilderness spread over 9 different concessions. Here we can offer both of the two totally different types of hunt that this country is famous for amongst hunters: Hunting in tropical rain-forests and...
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