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Dear all,

If you are looking for a bongo hunt in Congo and have fun like PAGuardian let me know.
Pictures will be added soon...

CONGO FOREST SAFARIS
CONGO BRAZZAVILLE
TALA TALA hunting area
Hunting season: May 1st - October 31st

PRICE:
13 days bongo hunt: 28000€
(all animals allowed, see list below)

NO RIFLE IMPORT IN CONGO.

Daily rate includes:

Meet and greet at Brazzaville and Ouesso airport
Transfer by road from Ouesso to the camp (3 hours drive)
Service of licensed english speaking PH, tracker, skinner and camp staff
Rental of firearm
Field preparation of trophies
Full board accommodation and drinks

Daily rate exclude:

Any air fare and travel costs to Brazzaville
Domestic flight from Brazzaville to Ouesso 300€ round trip
Hunting licence: 1500 €
Packing, crating export documents for trophies 2000 €
Visa, insurances
Accommodations before and after the safari
Trophy fee
Shipment of trophies
Tip and personal spending.

TROPHY FEE:

Bongo: 5000€
Sitatunga: 3000€
Forest buffalo: 3000€
Yellow backed duiker: 2500€
Blue duiker: 600€
Bay duiker: 600€
Peter's duiker: 600€
Black fronted duiker: 600€
Red river hog: 700€

Contact:
Christophe Morio: safaris.morio@free.fr
whatsapp: +33688379067

Facebook link:
https://www.facebook.com/Ataco...21075/?ref=bookmarks

Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?.../watch?v=znm1uC6VEjE
 
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Is the license really 15,000 or is that a typo?
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sorry typo....thanks
 
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Great photos! What accounts for the difference in the Bongo's coat, orange with stripes vs. shaggy brown?


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shaggy brown?

I believe they are forest sitatunga
 
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Thanks Webster.


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Nice photos and great trophies. Looks like a superb hunt!


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great pictures and beautiful sitatunga.

the photo on the salines with all the bongos is incredible.

camps were not like that in the 80s. beautiful differences.
 
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It is a forest sitatunga..
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Great photos! What accounts for the difference in the Bongo's coat, orange with stripes vs. shaggy brown?
 
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Thanks, yes it is a nice hunt, something very different in the jungle.

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Nice photos and great trophies. Looks like a superb hunt!
 
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Hahaha, you are right, camps are a bit more confortable nowadays...

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great pictures and beautiful sitatunga.

the photo on the salines with all the bongos is incredible.

camps were not like that in the 80s. beautiful differences.
 
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Christophe- What a spectacular post, this would really be a fantastic experience!...Gorillas and all!!
Are you the PH?
What time of year is best for Bongo?
How difficult is this hunt for an old guy... Generally no problem with heat and humidity?
Do you use dogs on Bongo, maybe Sitatunga hunts?
What is best route of travel into Brazzaville from US?
Are you attending Dallas or Reno SCI conventions?
Cheers,


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470EDDY, thank you for your kind words.
Hunting in the jungle is very different then hunting in the savannah, the surrounding makes it a fantastic experience. Seeing the gorillas is just top notch.
Yes, I am the PH. The hunting season is from May 1st to October 15. August is not good as it is not raining enough. We had hunters up to 75 years old and they were successful with Bongo. We do use dogs.
The best way to go to Brazzaville is via Paris.
I will be at the DSC convention, we can see each other and talk about it if you want.
Meanwhile you can talk with PAGuardian and check his hunt report.
http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/4871035452

regards
Christophe
 
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Christophe, thanks for your comments. The link to PA Guardian's hunt report is STUNNING....like being there with both of you!!
Yes, I would like to meet at DSC, I will be in show from 10th on. I will PM you my cell number and hotel info.
Cheers,


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The photos of the bongo and sitatunga are awesome!


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What booth number at DSC?
 
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Wes Hixon booth.
See you there.
 
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If some of you are interested we still have 2 slots available for 2020. We can also meet you at the DSC convention.
Regards
Christophe
 
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