Bates Pygmy Antelope Hunting
Bates pygmy antelope is also known as the Dwarf Antelope, Pygmy Antelope or Bates' Dwarf Antelope.
It is a very small antelope which lives in the forests of Central and West Africa, and may be hunted in Cameroon. It is related to the suni and the royal antelope.
Bates Pygmy Antelope Trophy Minimums
| Neotragus batesi (Bates Pygmy Antelope) |
| RW Minimum |
RW Record |
RW Measurement Method |
SCI Minimum |
SCI Record |
SCI Measurement Method |
| 1" |
13/4" |
7 |
1" |
412/16" |
1 |
Bates Pygmy Antelope Facts
Habitat and Requirements
- Bates pygmy antelope live in the forests, eating leaves, buds, shoots, fungus and grass.
Social Structure
- Bates pygmy antelope generally live in pairs and defend a territory. Females may be seen in a group.
Gestation Period
- After a gestation period of 6 months, one offspring is usually born.
Bates Pygmy Antelope Gender Identification
- Only males have horns.
- Male antelopes are a lot bigger than females.
Bates Pygmy Antelope Hunting Methods
- Walking and stalking in the likely habitat.
A Good Bates Pygmy Antelope Trophy
- Look for solid bases and good horn length.
Bates Pygmy Antelope Hunting Shot Placement
Bate's Pygmy Antelope Pictures
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