Serval hunting in Cameroon

The Serval in Cameroon is a small, slender wild cat with a tawny coat adorned with black spots and stripes. It is known for its long legs, large ears, and agile hunting abilities, primarily preying on small mammals and birds. Of the recognised eighteen subspecies in Africa, only one subspecies occurs in Cameroon. This is the Servaline Cat or Sahel Serval. The best place to hunt Serval in Cameroon is in the savannah regions and game reserves in the northern part of the country. These areas provide ideal habitats and are well-managed for sustainable hunting practices. Serval is classified as a species of least concern by the IUCN and no special permits are required to hunt a Serval other than a Cameroon hunting license.