Asked how this one area could produce so many world record bongo, Duckworth says it is the minerals in the soil of the Bako forests there. He goes on to describe the area as a gently undulating plateau, with densely forested valleys fragmented by open grassland and laterite ridges that allow the operators to penetrate into the concession, expanding the hunting tracks each year. Presently there are two camps and a third is planned for 2009. Hunts are conducted with or without dogs. Interested hunters may contact Duckworth. Get in a good safari somewhere in Africa this season.
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