Do you want to hunt the Duikers? Look no further than Cameroon. Between the Savanna and Forest hunts, you will be able to hunt 8 different Duikers. Bush Duikers Western Bush Duiker: In the northern regions of Cameroon, you will be able to hunt a Campbell's Duiker or Black-faced Philantomba subspecies. Red-flanked Duiker: The Congo or Southern Red-flanked Duiker subspecies is a very small Duiker. It has noticeable red flanks, a black dorsal stripe and a tufted black tail. Forest Duikers Bay Duiker: The Congo Bay Duiker or Chestnut Duiker is a small reddish to dark brown Duiker with a very black dorsal stripe. Black-fronted Duiker: This long-legged Duiker is a bright reddish brown colour with dark almost black legs. The most distinguishing feature is the well-developed black tuft of hair on its forehead. Blue Duiker: One of Africa's smallest antelope the Congo Blue Duiker subspecies can be hunted in the Cameroon jungles. The name is derived from their blueish-grey colour. Gabon Duiker: One subspecies occurs in Southern Cameroon. The Western White-bellied or Gabon Duiker. This light brown coloured Duiker has an orange tinge and a whitish belly. Ogilby's Duiker: This Duiker is clearly different from the Bay and Peter's Duikers. Two subspecies occur in the county, the Typical Ogilby's Duiker from Western Cameroon and the White-legged Duiker from Southern Cameroon. This Duiker is fairly uniform brown and has a narrow black stripe along the rig of its back and a tufted tail with a white tip. Peter's Duiker: This reddish brown Duiker has a black dorsal strip becoming broader towards its back and a thick set facial bone structure. Yellow-backed Duiker: The largest of all the Duikers is black with a yellow patch across its rump. The Congo Yellow-backed Duiker (subspecies) occurs in Cameroon but currently cannot be hunted.