Duiker Hunting

Duikers are small to medium-sized antelopes from the genus Cephalophus, found in the forests, savannas, and bushlands of sub-Saharan Africa. Known for their agility, they can quickly dive into underbrush to evade predators. Duikers have compact bodies, short legs, and short horns, primarily in males. They are herbivorous, feeding on leaves and fruits, and are often solitary or in small groups, active mainly during dawn and dusk. Their keen senses help them detect threats in their environment.