Table 2a.

Equilibrium values for the simulation model with penalties imposed for hunting certain species (civet cats and Mona monkeys) and a 30% increase in bushmeat prices. Detection probabilities are given as per cent for hunting and for sale. (h.p.a., hours per annum.)

detection probabilities	benchmark (no penalty)	0%—hunting 20%—sale	0%—hunting 20%—sale	0%—hunting 20%—sale	15%—hunting 20%—sale	15%—hunting 20%—sale	15%—hunting 20%—sale
species	numbers	numbers (% CC)	fraction consumed at home	off-take	numbers (% CC)	fraction consumed at home	off-take
grasscutter	566 (31%)	594 (33%)	0	108	1480 (82%)	0.42	96
giant rat	10520 (46%)	11220 (47%)	0.39	2500	19900 (87%)	0.48	1048
bushbuck	110 (16%)	130 (19%)	0	13	458 (68%)	0.02	12
black duiker	1953 (45%)	2088 (48%)	0	20	3531 (82%)	0	15
porcupine	191 (47%)	193 (48%)	0.17	420	284 (71%)	0.28	261
Mona monkey	0	0	0	0	543 (95%)	0	140
civet cat	0	0	0	0	120 (60%)	0.35	3
gun hunting h p.a.	972	960	—	—	18	—	—
snaring h p.a.	11530	11498	—	—	4965	—	—
welfare level	2718	2710	—	—	2640	—	—