17 March 2015, 22:37
Big Wonderful WyomingNamibian Taxidermy and Trophy expediting
Part of the excitement of a safari is thinking about how you want to get things done and who you want to do it.
I did a piss poor job in 2005 of putting together my post safari logistics, in the end it ended up being a stinking turd at the culmination of a very bad safari.
Please post companies you have had quality work done by, and good expeditors.
18 March 2015, 00:07
LionHunterIn my recent experience (2013 safari), Namibia can be VERY slo-o-o-w in both taxidermy and shipping. And we had an on the ground expediter!
We were also caught up in a Caprivi hoof & mouth disease quarantine that lasted some 9 months! Namibian government screwed the pooch on that deal. Trophies damaged - Elephant ear chewed extensively by rats and hair slippage on Zebra hide. Poor show all around.
Good luck.
18 March 2015, 01:25
DesertRamAlthough my information is somewhat dated, I can express my utmost satisfaction with the work done by Pam Foerster at International Air Cargo Services in Windhoek and, on this end, Maria Europa-Felix and Hunter International Brokerage Services in California. These two outfits made a good team for my dad and me after our safari in 2004. If they're still working together, I recommend you contact them.
18 March 2015, 01:42
SeamasterMatt Mayers did a good job for me. I would recommend his service.
http://www.genuslogistics.com/18 March 2015, 03:35
Jerry Huffakerquote:
Originally posted by DesertRam:
Although my information is somewhat dated, I can express my utmost satisfaction with the work done by Pam Foerster at International Air Cargo Services in Windhoek and, on this end, Maria Europa-Felix and Hunter International Brokerage Services in California. These two outfits made a good team for my dad and me after our safari in 2004. If they're still working together, I recommend you contact them.
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