countrIeS We hunt - Graham Sales Safaris

2015
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Index
Countries We Hunt4
South Africa8 - 15
Hunting
Accommodation
Wingshooting
Important Information
Photographic Safaris
Mozambique16
Namibia20
Zimbabwe21
Testimonials23
Phillip Fourie
Phillip was born in South-West Africa in 1978 and grew up in
a hunting family and started hunting at the age of 8. In 1999
Phillip qualified as a professional hunter and started guiding
clients in countries that include South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe
and Cameroon. Phillip guided one of the first Black Rhino hunts
in modern day times in Namibia and became one of Southern
Africa’s most experienced professional hunters.
He is currently one of a few professional hunters that is licensed
to hunt dangerous game in Namibia as well as South Africa.
WH Knox
WH, a true South African, grew up hunting. From the age of 15 he
accompanied local hunters. His passion for nature and his love for
hunting compelled him to obtain his Professional Hunting license
when he was only 20 years old. When he turned 21, he launched his
professional career hunting with foreign clients.
GSS welcomed WH to our team in November 2014. We look forward to
the energy, passion and experience he will bring to every hunt with our
clients and new friends in future.
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Dear friends,
2014 has come and gone, and with this great season
great friendships were forged. I would like to thank
each and every guest that we had the honour to hunt
with or have in our camp this past season, and who
made this year a great success.
awards
• PHASA Professional Hunter of the Year 2004.
• PHASA Professional Hunter of the Year 2007.
The prestigious “Uncle Stevie Award” is based on
trophy quality.
accredited
Professional Hunters’ Association
of South Africa (PHASA)
Safari Club International (SCI)
A special mention can be made of the following
clients who took some of the best animals of the
season: Two Buffalo over 42” were taken by Pete
Lescoe. Norm MacRitchie and Charles Moore each
took exceptional Leopard whilst Rob Burris took one
of the most spectacular Livingstone Eland I have ever
hunted. Bob Janes ended the season with a trophy
Elephant hunted in the Timbavati to complete his
Big 5.
I look forward to seeing everyone while I am in the
US. I hope to build more friendships and help create
even more special memories for our valued clients, as
friends.
Graham Sales
Great old Roosevelt Sable taken by Richard Burris
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Graham Sales Safaris (GSS) offers exceptional hunting & safari
packages, tailored to your idea of the perfect hunt. We believe in fair chase,
ethical hunting, passionate and professional service, while being
selective in trophy quality.
countries we hunt
Niassa
Reserve
South Africa
South Africa is without a doubt the country that offers the best plains game, dangerous game and
wing shooting in Southern Africa today. South Africa is also a premier destination for families due to
the exceptional photographic and sight-seeing opportunities. GSS has acquired the hunting rights on
4 different areas that allows us to provide each client the opportunity to hunt all the plains game and
dangerous game this magnificent country has to offer.
Mozambique
Northern Mozambique is probably the region with the highest Leopard and Sable population I
have ever seen. We hunt 988 000 acres in pristine wilderness in the Niassa province – Northern
Mozambique. The area is situated north of Marrupa and south of Block C Niassa Reserve, flanked on
the left by the Ruambeze and on the west by Lureco rivers.The hunting season starts in June and ends
in November – personally I prefer the months toward the end of the season. (September / October /
November).
NamibIa
Even though Namibia is almost as big as the state of Texas, it is the second least-populated country
in the world. With its semi-desert climate and vast open spaces, Namibia allows us to offer our clients
the freedom of space and an opportunity to enjoy the quality of the huge free-range areas and large
privately-owned land. Along with the desert scenery, Namibia is also known for its plains game as well
as its exceptional Leopard hunting.
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is known for big game hunting and so is the well known Matetsi Safari area. Since Matetsi
Unit 5 has been taken over by National Parks it allows GSS to buy the quota direct from Matetsi Nature
Conservation that allows us to provide our clients a true African safari at affordable prices. Unit 5 is
known for Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard, Lion and some plains game species.
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Huge Tom taken by Norm MacRitchie
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Scott Padgett, Maremani and Ed Schoppman from EOTech
Eric Shipwash – 56” Kudu
SCI Top 20 Steenbok taken by Eric Shipwash
Huge Warthog – Pete Lescoe
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Don Maxham - Sable
Huge Leopard taken by Charles Moore
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SOUTH AFRICA
Limpopo
Totalling in excess of 84 000 acres in the majestic Limpopo Province of South
Africa that hosts 23 different species including Cape Buffalo, Leopard, Roan and
Sable. The Limpopo area is known for Mopane bushveld, huge Baobab trees
and rocky outcrops that adds to excellent hunting and to the uniqueness
of this area. We have also decided to put 27 000 acres aside strictly
for bow hunting.
Mauricedale Private Game Reserve
Located in the Mpumalanga province. 25 000 acres on the boundary of Kruger
National Park. One of the most picturesque areas in South Africa with Buffalo,
White and Black Rhino roaming freely and an abundance of plains game
adds to the magnificent beauty of this area.
Whitehead Reserve
35 000 acres of unspoilt Acacia bushveld on the outskirts of the Kalahari desert.
This area offers some of the best Lion hunting in Southern Africa today. Huge maned
Lion gets taken here year after year. The area also hosts an abundance of plains game
species to hunt and is renowned for huge Gemsbok, Red Hartebeest and Springbok.
Klaserie, Timbavati and Umbabat private nature reserves*
Graham Sales Safaris offers exceptional hunting in the Timbavati, Klaserie and Umbabat Nature Reserves. These are
pristine unfenced areas allowing natural migration of thousands of Buffalo over 450 000 acres. These areas produce
exceptional trophy quality each year. Natural migration patterns and limited quota allocations make these Reserves the
most immaculate Buffalo hunting blocks in Africa today.* Please contact Graham Sales Safaris for a detailed quotation on
hunting in these areas, since permits are allocated through a tender/bid system.
Trophy fees (south africa) in usd
Baboon*$200.00
Safari Daily Rates
Black-backed Jackal* $250.00
Black Wildebeest $1 500.00
Blesbok(Common) $950.00
Blesbok(White) $1 100.00
Blue Wildebeest* $1 650.00
Bontebok POR
Bushbuck(Cape) $1 800.00
Bushbuck(Limpopo)* $2 000.00
Bushpig* $1 000.00
Caracal $1 850.00
Duiker(Common)* $650.00
Duiker(Blue) $2 000.00
Buffalo (Mpumalanga)
Duiker(Red) $2 500.00
7 days @ $ 750 / day
$5250.00
Eland(Cape)* $3 800.00
License fee
$980.00
Eland(Livingstone)* POR
Trophy fee:
Gemsbok* $1 850.00
Buffalo < 38”
$10 000.00
Giraffe* $3 500.00
Buffalo <40”
$12 000.00
Kudu(E-Cape) $2 800.00
Buffalo <44”
$19 500.00
Kudu(Southern Greater)* $3 800.00
Buffalo >44”
$36 000.00
Grysbok(Cape) $1 500.00
Grysbok (Sharpe’s)* $1 800.00
1x1 $450/day per Hunter
2x1 $350/day per Hunter
Observer
$250/day
Arrival day
$300/person
Dangerous Game
Leopard
Impala* $700.00
14 days @ $1850/day
Klipspringer* $1 850.00
License fee
$1 200.00
Lechwe $4 300.00
Trophy fee
$7 500.00
Nyala* $3 800.00
Oribi $3 000.00
Lion
Red Hartebeest* $1 700.00
14 days will be charged for
Reedbuck(Common) $1 300.00
Reedbuck(Mountain) $1 250.00
Springbok(Typical) $550.00
Springbok(Black) $1 200.00
Springbok(Copper)
$3 300.00
Springbok(White) $1 850.00
Steenbok* $750.00
Tsessebe $3 750.00
Warthog* $600.00
Waterbuck* $3 000.00
Zebra* 8
$1 950.00
14 days will be charged for
POR
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*cites and non-CITES are available.
Species marked with
Daily rates exclude:
• Trophy fees on all animals taken or
wounded.
• License fees where required.
• Government taxes on daily rates and
animals not exported.
• Accommodation prior to and after your
safari.
• Gratuities to staff and professional
hunter.
• Alcoholic beverages.
$25 900.00
Elephant*
Limpopo
Daily rates include:
• Services of an experienced, fully
licensed professional hunter and field
staff.
• Fully equipped safari vehicle for each
professional hunter.
• Accommodation and all meals in fully
equipped and staffed tented safari
camp or thatched safari lodge for the
duration of your safari.
• All field preparation of trophies.
• Daily laundry in camp.
* available in
HUNTING CONDITIONS
Trophy hunting is available year
round in South Africa, although our
summer months (Nov. through Feb.)
tend to be very hot and is also our
rainy season. The best period is from
March through end October. Due
to the vastness of all the areas, the
locating of game is done by travelling in a Land Cruiser hunting vehicle
from where all hunting is done on
foot.
42’’ Buffalo taken by Pete Lescoe
accommodation
All our safari camps offer accommodation of the
highest standard, whether in our traditional tented or
thatched safari camps. These camps are comfortable
and safe and we will cater to each guest’s individual
needs. All rooms are private and have en-suite
bathrooms, with hot and cold running water and flush
toilets.
Camp staff will ensure that bathrooms are cleaned,
rooms are tidy and laundry is done daily. GSS caters
for specific dietary requirements where possible.
Prior to your arrival, one will be required to fill in our
Dietary Information Form to indicate your specific meal
and beverage preferences. At GSS we will make sure
each and every guest’s specific needs are taken into
account and are well taken care of.
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Wingshooting
Wingshooting takes place in the central part of South
Africa. Kroonstad is an area with a high population of
game birds. This inter-alia includes millions of Pigeons
and Doves, plus thousands of Guinea-fowl, various
species of Francolin, Duck and Geese which are hunted
over well trained German Short-haired Pointers.
A Successful morning’s duck hunting.
DAILY RATE:
Types of Birds
Months of
Availability
Doves
Ducks
Francolin
Geese
Guinea-fowl
Pigeons
1 Gun
$550/day
2 Guns $500/day
3 or more Guns $425/day
A minimum booking of 4 days is required.
March
April
Bird species available:
Whitefaced Whistling Duck, Egyptian Goose, Spurwinged Goose, Redbilled Teal, Southern Pochard,
Cape Shoveller, Cape Teal, African Black Duck, Yellowbilled Duck, Common Quail, Harlequin Quail,
Swainson’s Francolin, Orange River Francolin, Helmeted Guinea-fowl, Red-eyed Dove, Cape Turtle
Dove, Laughing Dove and Rock Pigeon.
May
June
July
August
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Sightseeing and Day Tours
•
Firearm Permits and Firearm Storage
•
Hotel Bookings / Transfers and Shopping trips
•
Air Charters / International & Domestic Air Tickets
Hunters Support Services
for the Discerning Sportsman
www.hunterssupport.com
Hunters Support Services for the discerning sportsman
Sightseeing and day Tours
Firearm permits and Firearm storage
www.hunterssupport.com
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Hotel bookings / transfers and shopping trips
Air charters / International and domestic air tickets
HuntersSupport
Support Services
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Gold Medal Impala taken by Kat Bisbey
IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
Firearms &
Ammunition
For most plains game up to Eland, a
7mm Mag.,30-06,.300 Win. Mag./
Weatherby,.338 Win. or similar
calibres work well, and opt for the
greatest bullet weight available per
calibre. A minimum calibre of .375
is required by law for all dangeorus
game species.
Ammunition we recommend:
Soft Points
Trophy Bonded Bear Claw Swift A-Frame
Barnes X
Solids (Good quality Monolithic)
Trophy Bonded Sledgehammer
Barnes Super Solids
Woodleigh
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24” Impala taken by Emmy Hendricks
Liability &
Insurance
Our guests are recommended
to obtain all of the following
commercially available insurance
policies:
•Accidental death/disability
•Medical insurance
•Emergency medical evacuation (www.globalrescue.com)
•Loss of personal items
•Trip cancellation
(www.huntandtravel.com)
Licences & Permits
Game: Certain species requires
special licences/or permits, in
particular CITES permits. CITES
permits can be obtained from federal
wildlife permit office. On most plains
game the trophy fee includes the
licence fee.
Firearms: Firearms require a
temporary import permit. Please
visit our website for detailed
information,or the Hunters’ support
website to assist you in obtaining
these. (www.hunterssupport.com)
Bowhunters do not need an import
permit to bring threir bows into the
country.
sight-seeing or photographic safaris
We have three different scenic tours available
as an add on to your hunting safari or as a
breakaway for non-hunting guests during a safari.
Additional sight-seeing packages can also be
arranged and added on request.
Luxury accommodation
Ladies breakaway tour
Duration: 3 nights / 4 days
Day 1: After breakfast at your hunting camp we
travel to Polokwane City – morning of shopping at
Savannah Mall and/ or Gemco Curio shop. Visit Bakone
Malapa, a BaSotho cultural village. Travel to Tzaneen
via the picturesque little town of Heanertsburg , visit
the “Long Tom” memorial where we reflect on South
Africa’s war of independence. Time to relax and enjoy
the Agatha spa before dinner at one of the finest
restaurants in the Limpopo province. Overnight in the
mountains near Tzaneen.
Hamilton’s tented camp – Kruger National Park
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK / SCENIC TOUR
(Minimum 2 People)
2 Nights + 3 Days
3 Nights + 4 Days
$1 500 p/person
$1 750 p/person
Moholoholo WILDLIFE TOUR
The rehabilitation center where one can see and learn
about black rhino, cheetah, lion, leopard, wild dog,
serval (to name but a few) and most of our predatory bird
species up close and personal – this is a true haven for the
rehabilitation and care for the abandoned, injured and
poisoned wildlife.
Day tours will be taken to:
Blyde River Canyon, Three Rondawels, Bourke’s Luck
Potholes, God’s Window, Pilgrims Rest, Sabie, Graskop
– each place known for either their beautiful waterfalls,
breathtaking views, history or shops!
Also available: Hot air balloon ride, scenic helicopter
trips over the Blyde River Canyon, interaction with
elephants that includes elephant back rides and
boat cruise on the Blyde River Canyon lake.
3 nights
$1 500 per person (included – all accommodation, meals, laundry, transport during stay)
4 nights
$1 750 per person
The day rate does not include any ADDITIONAL entrance fees, or
special trips or flights – please discuss with Graham Sales.
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Accommodation: Coach House Hotel & Spa
(lunch & dinner).
Day 2: A morning of pampering yourself
with massages, a facial, waxes, manicures,
pedicures, wraps and treatments or do some
shopping at the hotel’s curio shop and nougat
factory. Travel to Debengeni Waterfalls and
then to the Pekoe View Tea Garden for lunch.
After lunch drive to Moholoholo Rehabilitation Center.
Accommodation: Moholoholo Forest Camp
(breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Day 3: After a relaxing breakfast visit the
rehabilitation center where one can see and learn
about, black rhino, cheetah, lion, leopard, wild
dog, serval (to name but a few) and most of our
predatory bird species up close and personal – this
is a true haven for the rehabilitation and care for the
abandoned, injured and poisoned wildlife. After lunch:
boat cruise on the Blyde River Canyon lake.
Accomodation: Moholoholo Forest Camp
(breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Day 4: After breakfast visit the Panorama route,
God’s Window, Blyde River Canyon (Three Rondawels),
Bourke’s Luck Potholes. Lunch in the tourist town of
Sabie after one will head back to GSS Safari Camp.
Price: $2 150 per person.
Included: Guide, transport, accommodation (twin
room), all meals, all soft drinks and entrance fees.
*Accommodation is subject to availability, if the mentioned
accommodation is not available at time of booking we will
endeavor to supply comparable facilities.
Table Mountain
Elephant interaction at Elephant Whispers
Jane Doe with Cheetah
Elephant back rides - Elephant Whispers
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30” Waterbuck – Jerry Hendricks
Steve Spencer – 28” Waterbuck
Pete Lescoe – 40” Sable
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Lance Burrow with his “Dugga Bull”
29” Nyala taken by Norm MacRitchie
Gold Medal Roan taken by Pete Lescoe
Gold Medal Blue Wildebeest taken by Don Maxham
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Emmy Hendricks and her big Kudu
Mozambique
Northern Mozambique is probably the region with the highest
Leopard and Sable population I have ever seen. We hunt 988 000
acres in pristine wilderness in the Niassa province – Northern
Mozambique. The area is situated north of Marrupa and south of
Block C Niassa Reserve, flanked on the left by the Ruambeze and
on the west by Lureco rivers.
The hunting season starts in June and ends in November –
personally I prefer the months toward the end of the season
(September / October / November).
All prices quoted in USD
Species #Days Total
Buffalo
+ Sable 10 $17 500.00
Leopard + Sable 14 $25 200.00
15 $27 000.00
Leopard + Buffalo + Sable
Animals Price list quoted in USD
Species License Fee Trophy Fee
Buffalo $1 100.00 $2 350,00
Bushbuck (Chobe) $300.00 $800.00
Bushpig $200.00 $450.00
Duiker (Common) $200.00
$150.00
Duiker (Red) $200.00
$700.00
Eland (Livingstone) $1 100.00 $2 000.00
Hartebeest (Lichenstein) $750.00
$800.00
Impala (Johnston) $350.00
Kudu (Greater) $1 050.00 $1 000.00
Leopard $2 000.00 $4 000.00
Lion $3 500.00 $12 000.00
$500.00
Oribi $60.00$700.00
Reedbuck (Common) $300.00$700.00
Sable (Roosevelt) $1 100.00 $3 000.00
Sharp’s Grysbuck $300.00
$700.00
Steenbuck $300.00
$700.00
Waterbuck $750.00
$2 000.00
Warthog $200.00
$350.00
Wildebeest (Niassa) $1 000.00 $2 000.00
Zebra (Burchell’s)
$1 050.00 $1 200.00
Daily Rates
Daily rates Include:
• Luxury accommodation in fully equipped private hunting camps.
• The services of a PH ,camp and field staff.
• Fully equipped 4x4 safari vehicles.
• All field preparation of trophies.
• All meals and standard drinks during contracted safari.
• Meet and greet customs assistance at port of entry.
• Government concession fees, community and conservation fees.
Daily rates exclude:
• Animal license and Trophy fees.
• Lion and Leopard baits and pre baiting.
• The cost of hunting license ($450) and firearm permits ($300)
• The hire of firearms, and ammunition.
Main camp - Traditional Safari tent
• Tanning, processing, packaging and transportation of trophies for
exportation. ($750.00)
• Transfers from Lichinga to base camp and back. ($1.200)
• Hotel accommodation before and after the hunt, if applicable.
• Air charters, immigration and / or customs fees.
• Gratuities.
• All prices exclude 17% Government tax
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NOTE: License fees subject to change as these are controlled
and stipulated by the Mozambique Government. To ensure quota
availability, all required trophy species must be reserved well in
advance.
Rob Burris - 41” Livingstone Eland
Mozambique landscape
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Al Bisbey – Huge old Kudu Bull
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Pete Lescoe – 2nd Buffalo over 42’’
40” Buffalo taken by Rob Burris in Northern Mozambique
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Rob Burris – Roosevelt Sable
NAMIBIA
Khomas Highland
Mountainous cattle country due west of the country’s capital, the city of
Windhoek. This area’s unique terrain and climate makes this the home to one of
the finest leopard populations on the continent. Hunting takes place on private
land encompassing in excess of 157 000 acres where Gemsbok and Kudu abound
the terrain with Mountain Zebra that inhabits the mountainous terrain that stands
sentinel over this truly majestic part of Africa.
private concessions (southern camp)
We offer our clients excellent plains game hunting on one of Namibia’s
most unspoiled privately owned land in excess of 63 000 acres. With
our luxury lodge, excellent cuisine and more than 24 species to hunt is
this one of the country’s most pristine hunting areas.
Namibian landscape
Trophy fees IN USD
African Wildcat
Baboon
Klipspringer
$550.00
Blue Wildebeest
Brown Hyena
Caracal
Cheetah
Dik-Dik (Damara)
Duiker (Grey)
$1 950.00
Nyala $12 000.00*
$895.00
Sable
$12 000.00*
$3 500.00
Spotted Hyena
$1 200.00
Springbok (Black)
Springbok (Kalahari) $2 950.00
Springbok (Kaokoland)
$950.00
$495.00
$3 500.00
$995.00 $395.00
$595.00 Springbok (White)
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Steenbok
$390.00
Tsessebe
Warthog $4950*
$2 950.00
Waterbuck
Impala (Black-faced)
$1 950.00
Zebra (Burchell’s)
$595.00
Zebra (Hartmann/Cape Mountain) $1 860.00
$100.00
*only on availability
Impala (Southern)
Base Safari Rates INCLUDE: • Services of an experienced, fully licensed professional
hunter and field staff.
• Fully equipped safari vehicle for each professional hunter.
• Accommodation and all meals in fully equipped and staffed
tented safari camp or thatched safari lodge for the duration
of your safari.
• All field preparation of trophies.
• Daily laundry in camp.
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Leopard hunt:
Leopard 14 days
@ $1650/day $23 100.00
Trophy fee
$7 000.00
Extras:
Pre-baiting $4 000.00
License fee $1 000.00
$450.00
Giraffe
Jackal
$495/day
$395/day
$250/day
$4 950.00
Roan
$5 000.00
One hunter/one guide
Two hunters/one guide
Observers
$4 950.00
POR
$850.00
Genet
Lechwe
Red Hartebeest
$ 2 450.00
Gemsbok
$1 950.00
$1 350.00 $390.00
Eland (Cape)
Kudu (Southern Greater)
$1 450.00
Blesbok (White) Blesbok (Yellow) $950.00
$100.00
Black Wildebeest
Blesbok (Common)
Plains game daily rate:
$2 950.00
$1 860.00
Base Safari Rates EXCLUDE:
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Trophy fees on all animals taken or wounded.
License fees where required.
Government taxes on daily rates and animals not exported.
Accommodation prior to and after your safari.
Gratuities to staff and professional hunter.
Alcoholic beverages.
Government Tax 15% on daily rates.
$100 for plains game hunting permits.
ZIMBABWE
MATETSI
Matetsi Safari Area situated in North Western Zimbabwe close to
the famous Victoria Falls is Zimbabwe’s oldest and best known
hunting Safari area. The game rich Hwange National Park,
Zimbabwe’s largest totalling some 13,000 square kilometres,
together with Matetsi Safari Area, Kazuma National Park,
Zambezi National Park and Pandamasui Forest area all combine
to form one of Africa’s largest unspoilt, wilderness areas over
20,000 square km in extent.
The hunting terrain consists mainly of rolling hills covered with
Mopane woodland, natural forest and interspersed by a few flat
valleys.
Matetsi supports a healthy population and produces large
Elephant, Buffalo and Lion. Matetsi is famous for producing
world class Sable and Waterbuck, other species in abundance are
Giraffe, Hyena, Impala, Kudu, Warthog and Zebra. In addition to
the ‘big game’ hunting, clients can also take a day off to enjoy
an afternoon of superb bird shooting, particularly - Francolin,
Guinea-fowl and Sandgrouse.
HUNTING CONDITIONS
The hunting season is 1st January to 31st
December (all year round). However, due to the
rains, most hunting is conducted between April
and October.
daily rates IN USD Trophy fees in usd
Description#DaysRateTotal
Baboon $150.00
Elephant14$1 850.00$25 900.00
Buffalo Bull $5 500.00
Lion14$1 450.00$20 300.00
Bushbuck $1 500.00
Leopard14$1 500.00$21 000.00
Bushpig $950.00
Leopard + Buffalo 16
$1 650.00
$26 400.00
Civet cat $1 300.00
Non Trophy Elephant
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$1 450.00
$10 150.00
Eland $2 800.00
Elephant$20 500.00
Elephant - non trophy*
$9 000.00
Giraffe $3 500.00
Hippo $5 500.00
Honey Badger $1 000.00
Hyena $2 400.00
Impala $650.00
Kudu $2 700.00
Leopard$6 500.00
Lion $18 000.00
Sable (Southern) $7 500.00
Steenbok$850.00
Warthog $500.00
Waterbuck (Common) $2 800.00
Add ons
Leopard$15 000.00
Buffalo$7 000.00
Accommodation in Zimbabwe
Elephant Trophy
$30 000.00
Elephant non trophy
$9 000.00
*lion tag fee
$30 000.00
* Prices subject to change without prior notice.
Daily rates include:
Daily rates exclude:
• Services of an experienced, fully licensed professional hunter and
field staff.
• Fully equipped safari vehicle per professional hunter.
• Accommodation and all meals in fully equipped and staffed tented or thatched safari camp for the duration of your safari.
• All field preparation of trophies.
• Daily laundry in camp.
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Government taxes on daily rates (2%) and trophy fees (4%).
Trophy fees on all animals taken or wounded.
Medical air rescue (MARS) $10/person/day.
Transfer from Victoria falls to Unit 2,$400 per person.
$30 Visa cost at airport for US citizens.
CITES tags $120 each.
Accommodation prior to and after your safari.
Gratuities to staff and professional hunter.
Dipping, packing, taxidermy and shipping.
Transportation of trophies to appointed taxidermist.
Zoe Hendricks and her Gold Medal bull taken in the Limpopo
Huge Giraffe taken by Jill Burris
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Brad Maxham – Buffalo
Trophy Elephant taken by Bob Janes in the Timbavati.
TESTIMONIALS
Graham,
Hope all is well with you, Kat and I are doing well, still talking about our Safari, what a great trip, was
everything we expected and more. A real hunt for mature trophy animals, all five star service. - Al & Kat Bisbey
Thanks Phillip and Stanley.
Look forward to hunting with you guys soon Cameron and Heath had the time of their lives. Just a note to self if
all outfitters conducted themselves in the manner for which both of you gentlemen did during our 13 day stay
the business would be much better off. I was very impressed with your professionalism,and attention to detail.
Its hard to find anyone who cares about what they do for a living such as yourselves and I really do appreciate
all the hard work and effort put into the whole trip from start to finish.The trophies were a bonus on top of
everything else. - Charlie,Cameron and Heath
Thanks again for everything. Phillip and Wimpie are two real class acts and and made the trip spectacular for
me, Ed and Bart. - Darren
Guys, thanks for making the trip so great. Never gonna forget it. - DL (Darren LaSorte)
REFERENCES
Al & Kat Bisbey [email protected]
Pete [email protected]
Jerry [email protected]
Bob [email protected]
Norm MacRitchie
[email protected]
Rob & Jill Burris
[email protected]
Richard [email protected]
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