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I will be hunting Cape buffalo in Matetsi Region in June I have only hunted RSA. I have harvested lots of different plains game in RSA on 3 previous trips. What species are different in the area that I should look forward to? Example I have a Limpopo bush buck and want a Chobe..What others do you think I should prioritize? Other region suggestions? | ||
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Consider Sable in Matetsi if the squatters have not poached them out. | |||
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PLEASE tell me squatters have not invaded Matetsi? | |||
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BearCountry953 I don't know that Matetsi has any particularly differnet or unique species but sable, Livingstone's eland and the diminutive steenbok can be good there. Be foreworned as I don't think you'll find game desities anything like what you experienced in RSA. Mark MARK H. YOUNG MARK'S EXCLUSIVE ADVENTURES 7094 Oakleigh Dr. Las Vegas, NV 89110 Office 702-848-1693 Cell, Whats App, Signal 307-250-1156 PREFERRED E-mail markttc@msn.com Website: myexclusiveadventures.com Skype: markhyhunter Check us out on https://www.facebook.com/pages...ures/627027353990716 | |||
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what unit and outfitter in matetsi , blocks vary and some species are better in some blocks than others ... "The greatest threat to our wildlife is the thought that someone else will save it” www.facebook.com/ivancartersafrica www.ivancarterwca.org www.ivancarter.com ivan@ivancarter.com | |||
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Thanks Mark... Ivan using a South African Outfitter..yeah I know..will be near Unit 4 | |||
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I hunted #4 and Deka last July. Sable were non existant. Never saw one in 12 days. We didn't see any buffalo either but we were not looking for them. We did see tracks. The good news is all other game in the area was plentiful. We shot klipspringer, baboon, duiker, widcat, a 58 1/2" kudu and could have shot several more in that class. My buddy took croc, waterbuck, kudu, duiker, klipspringer, eland, impala, zebra, jackle, wildcat, civit and more. We also saw lion, wild dogs heyena leopard and rhino tracks Full time professional trapper | |||
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Thanks Tom love the small cats...I only have A Caracal. So the wildcat..civit sound great. I also need a Klipspringer. A Heyena would be amazing. | |||
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The sable was a disapointment for me but we did have a great time and I would go back. The outfitters there have been thru a lot but they are putting in a lot of effort to build it up again. I am very hopeful for their future. You should have a good safari. Full time professional trapper | |||
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I have a sincere question for my own curiosity. Why would you book with a South African outfitter to hunt in Zimbabwe? By law you have to use a Zimbabwean PH on the hunt. There are good Zim operators in Matetsi One and Three. What is meant by "near" unit four? | |||
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Do yourself a favor and ask enough questions to be sure you are not violating the Lacey Act. If a name on the banned list is involved, you will be lucky if the worst that happens is a loss of your trophies. In Zimbabwe I would only consider the best of the best outfitters the way that country is now. I personally would try to have my deposit in a US escrow rather than wire it ahead of time. Sometimes the best deal isn't the best deal. | |||
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People could comment on the toothless nature of the Zim. Professional hunters association, or parks people and the politicians all the way down to the guy on the ground. Zimbabwe is accelerating into a modern version of the Lado Enclave. This is drawing an increasingly larger number of get rich quick pirates. | |||
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Thanks guys hunting Private land with a proper company, but thanks for looking out for me. No need to send a deposit I will just hand it to him. "What is meant by "near" unit four?" is a geographic location near unit 4 but not in unit 4. Now back to any information on things not to miss in the area, from the opinion of the hunter. | |||
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Bearcountry953 I would like to know who you have booked with? Matetsi is split into the private land section and the actual concessions, there is a huge difference between the two areas. The private land section is being run by the local villagers, and although the quantity of game is less than on the concessions there are Sable, Waterbuck, Kudu, Klipsringer, Grysbok, Impala Warthog, Giraffe and the occasional Buffalo that wanders through and Lion and Leopard that are occasional visitors. Booking through a South African you should be aware that by law you will have to have a Zimbabwean Professional Hunter in charge of the safari. The concession areas are far superior in terms of quantity and quality of game plus they are devoid of villages and people. Hope you have a good hunt. | |||
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