ED YATES' SAFARI
 

ZEBRA DUIKER
 
Weatherby Award Winner Ed Yates just returned from a 9-day hunt in Liberia with   Morris Dougba's Liberia Rainforest Safari.  Pictured is his first   Zebra Duiker, a female.  At the end of his safari (actually on day   #7), he also shot a good male Zebra Duiker.  Both Ed and his guide   knew it was a hit, but saw it run away.  They quickly confirmed   several good-size splotches of blood, but could not find the Duiker even after   searching for several hours. It took 2 days to organize a trained dog which   quickly found the Zebra Duiker 50 yards from where it had been shot (the jungle   is just that thick).  Unfortunately Ed was on his way to the   airport at the time, but he received a confirming phone call before his plane   departed.  Ed is only the third hunter to have shot 2 Zebra Duikers   according to the SCI Online Record Book (the others being Dr. Jim Conklin and   Hubert Thummler) and the first to do it in the last 27 years.
 

OGILBY DUIKER
 
Ed also shot an Ogilby Duiker, which the SCI Record Book says is "one of the   least-known duikers."  In fact, only 35 have been entered in the   SCI Online Record Book and 4 of those were pick-ups.
  

BAY DUIKER
 
Ed also shot a Bay Duiker (above) and Maxwell Duiker (below), so he ended up   taking 5 Duikers of 4 different species.

MAXWELL DUIKER
NEW HUNTING SEASON FOR 2015
 
The 2013 - 2014 season for Liberia Rainforest Safari was from November 1 - April   30 with only 4 hunters during this first exploratory season in the newly opened   Bella Forest.  Already 11 hunters are booked for the 2015   season.  That's right, the next season will not be a 2014 - 2015   season ... it will be January 1 - June 30, 2015 ... six months, but January -   June instead of November - April.  For this last season, Ken Wilson   shot 4 Duikers, a Water Chevrotain and a Palm Civet in 7 days in December ...   Craig Phillips and John Colglazier shot 5 Duikers between them in March ... and   Ed Yates shot 5 Duikers in April.  We currently have openings from   mid-April, 2015 on and the price is only $9,900 for 7 days or $1,150 per day for   10 or more days.  Call now to book.