Hi Guys,

Seeing as i posted the year end specials(https://forums.accuratereloading.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/832100588/m/8721085911) that have all been sold and the last hunt is currently being wrapped up i thought i would post some information and photographs of the camp.

We have rebuilt Sengwe 1 camp in South East Zimbabwe, we have the hunting rights to Sengwe 1. I am a director in the Zimbabwean company, Pelandaba Safaris, the hunting area is roughly 300 000ha and is managed as a campfire / communal area. Camp overlooks the Limpopo river on the Northern Border of South Africa and Zimbabwe and runs along the Kruger National Park boundary from the Bubi River to just before Crooks corner where South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique meet. Camp is comprised of a luxury safari tent for the clients accommodations as well as various out buildings including outside ablution facilities, kitchen, lounge and dining area. All food and service that is provided is of top quality and is prepared in camp by our five start chef. Oh and coffee will be served either from a pot of boiling water with a handful of beans in it or a french press - thanks to the AR guys who commented on my coffee poll.

The area is known for its outstanding Elephant, Buffalo, Kudu, Nyala as well as huge leopard and lion that are available from end of August. The area offers hunters the rare opportunity at a shot at some of the truly big trophies in the above from 90 plus pounder elephant that have been hunted there and are often seen in the area to buffalo of 46” that have been taken to 63” Kudu that have also been hunted there. The camp itself have been built on old Elephant migration routes and it is not unfamiliar for elephant to walk right through camp!

The hunting is conducted by Paul Phelan and local Ph Ishmael Shabalala who between the two of them have over 50 years of hunting experience, both are fully licensed and qualified with the relevant Authorities.

All pricing excludes:
• Local and international airfare
• Charter flights $ 6000 USD return from Johannesburg (i am working on a more cost efficient route into camp, but still not confirmed)
• Transportation to camp from Johannesburg($500 USD one way = 1 to 2 per person, $1000 USD one way = 3 or 4 persons)
• 2% Govt levy on the total cost of the hunt. day rates and trophy fees
• $100 USD for cites tags
• Dip and Pack of trophies: 2 species or less = $600 USD
• Additional liquor or special liquor
• Tips for Professional Hunters and camp staff
• Medical evacuation insurance, or similar insurances

Pricing Includes the following:
• trophy fee of said animal
• Field preparation of trophies
• All meals, accommodation and soft drinks during the hunt
• Daily laundry during the hunt
• Use of 4 x 4 vehicle
• Use of camp facilities
• Use of trackers, skinners, chef, and the use of the services of a Professional Hunter

I can be contacted via mail at aubrey@airchartersafrica.com or on the cellphone at +2782 695 5327

Dining Area



Dining Area 2



Braai Place



Kitchen



Waiter and Chef(Both top notch)



Dinning area



Safari Tent



Safari Tent Inside



Shower with View of Limpopo River, and Kruger National Park



Basin in Tent



Toilet in Tent



View of the tent from the river bed

Mate,

That looks bloody nice but I bet you get a lot of spilt food & wine when you use the dining table in the 2nd pic down?

you know steve, sometimes i tend to believe that you're a worse smartass the me but then again on second thought

Mate, I'm well known for my sense of humour.................. not necessarily my good sense of humour, just my sense of humour and the hair trigger on it makes matters even worse

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Originally posted by shakari:
Mate,

That looks bloody nice but I bet you get a lot of spilt food & wine when you use the dining table in the 2nd pic down?

Yup Steve, sharper than a needle.... lol.... that bloody fireplace is more dangerous for spilling drinks(down ones throat)

I'll choose to sit by the African TV then buddy!

Looks like a fantastic camp BTW!!!

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Originally posted by shakari:
I'll choose to sit by the African TV then buddy!

Looks like a fantastic camp BTW!!!

Should make a plan and come up to camp sometime early next year with Jason and watch some bush tv and maybe chase around some PAC elephant

tx for the comment

That sounds like a bloody good idea!

reallly does look like a beautiful camp & in one of my favorite areas. humm!!

Sweet !!!

.458, whatever happened on the hunts we were talking about? I'm dying over here.

Hey Aubrey Send me some info on those PAC elephants. Camp looks great!

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Originally posted by 505 gibbs:
.458, whatever happened on the hunts we were talking about? I'm dying over here.

I got all sold, busy finishing up with the elephant at the moment. the guys are on the ground as we speak tying up the elephant hunt, hunter has passed up on 50 and 60 pounder so far

Drop me a mail and we can make a plan for you for next year

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Originally posted by Chris Lozano:
Hey Aubrey Send me some info on those PAC elephants. Camp looks great!

Will send mail within the week, i have not made up my mind re the PAC elephant as i dont want to promise something and then when you arrive those PAC elephant have moved out, but if you are available at relatively short notice say 5 days or so then lets talk.

Hope all is well with you Chris?

Hi Guys,

Here is a photo of a nice 42" buff bull that was hunted this week. i am waiting for the other photos of the 4 other buff that were hunted to come through to me and will post them then. - just trying to get clients permission to post.

First shot was a full frontal shot and the coup da grace was with the 500 which put an end to the animal. this bull was shot out of a group of 15 bulls, of which there was a 48" bull in there but still green / young, so he will fall to my rifle in a few years time.

5 days were spent out in the bush for this hunt. Impala, Kudu, Bushbuck, Nyala, Leopard(young female), Elephant and Eland were all seen on the hunt.