It's at chapter thirteen that the topic of most conversations about IMAP are discussed. Well, at least most of the IMAP chat that I've been through was about security. Managing IMAP does all of that for me and a lot more. Bushbucks are the smallest of the African spiral horned antelopes, weighing between 50 and 180 pounds and measuring about 3 feet at the shoulder. Males have straight horns, which are usually 13 to 22 inches long.
Bushbucks vary in colour from reddish brown to almost black with white spots or stripes.
The most brightly striped groups are the Senegal bushbuck and the Cameroon bushbuck, which have white vertical and horizontal stripes. Bushbucks live in the forests and brush of sub-Saharan Africa, usually near a plentiful source of water. Excellent swimmers, they have also populated islands, such as those in Lake Victoria. Bushbucks are solitary animals but are not territorial, so their ranges may overlap peacefully. Bushbucks will eat leaves, buds, shoots, fruits, herbs, and grasses.