I have been given the chance to offer one eland hunt and two bongo hunts in Cameroun at super pricing, this year only. The eland hunter must be able to go in the month of March and the bongo hunters late May to June. This is very short notice, but I have seen that a number of you have put eland as one of your top animals to hunt if you could ever afford it, well here is your chance.
The cost is only $15,000 each. Additional charges are the trophy fee ($3600 eland and $3850 bongo and a 15% community fee on this which is given to the local village, much like a Campfire program)
The following services are included in your 14 day hunt fee.
( * 12 days of actual hunting and 2 days for transfers )
• Transfers to and from the airport. Customs assistance, accommodation during transfers.
• Transportation to and from the zones, between the zones.
• 4 x 4 transportation with a driver during the hunt.
• 12 days of room and board including breakfast, lunch and dinner. Unlimited use of the bar.
• Laundry and ironing on demand.
• Skinning and trophy processing.
• P.H., tracker, portage and use of hounds.
The following are extras which are not included in your 12 day safari hunt fee.
• Pre and post hunt accommodations. (Usually a hotel in town)
• Required hunting license valid for hunting in Cameroon. ~$1350
• Hunting and accident insurance (mandated by the Cameroon government ~$120).
• Trophy fees + 15 % anti-poaching/community development fee on animals taken or wounded.
• Forwarding ( ~$500+ depending on volume of trophies) and shipping insurance of trophies. (~?? Depending on destination)
• Flights to/from and within Cameroon. (Flights in Cameroun are typically local commercial flights, but charter flights can be arranged. They are more expensive)
• Rental fees for our guns and rifles. Fees for ammunition. ($50/day for the rifle)
• Use of our Thuraya satellite phones.
• Non-Hunter fees.
• Tips to staff...
I sent one hunter over and he is there right now. He has already shot his eland, a sing-sing waterbuck, a western heartabeast and western kob. I have every reason to believe this PH is the real deal. He is new in the community, but using an established eland and bongo area he bought. This is his first year taking American clients. He only had two hunters last year and they shot a 45 and a 47†eland. I am trying to get more details on the one just shot this week, but they sent out a very short message of success.
Feel free to contact me if you would like more information.
Camshaft

I wish I wish I wish!!!!

Are any other species available? What are their trophy fees? When in May? What are recommended travel connections? Kudude

Here is a list of the trophy fees for other animals. Cameroun law only allows 2 “large†animals and 4 “smaller†per hunter per year, so you will be restricted by that.
You need to get to Yaoundé in Cameroun then on a internal train or flight to Ngoundere. Both are non-charter, so cost is reasonable. You usually fly through Paris.
Hunt needs to be over by last week of March, so starts anytime between now and March 7th.
Savannah Trophies
Lord Derby’s Eland - $3600
Western Roan - $2250
West Africa Savannah Buffalo - $1750
Western Hartebeest - $650
Sing Sing Waterbuck - $850
Western Kob - $450
Harnessed bush Buck - $550
Nigerian Bohor Reedbuck - $400
Common Oribi - $350
Red River Hog - $500
Wart Hog - $350
Western bush Duiker - $250
Red Flanked Duiker - $250
Baboon - $200
Spotted Hyena - Contact us
Civet - Contact us
Serval - Contact us
Forest Trophies
Forest Elephant - $3850
Bongo - $3850
Dwarf Forest Buffalo - $1950
Sitatunga - $1850
Giant Forest Hog - $850
Red River Hog - $500
Yellow Backed Duiker - $850
Bay Duiker - $450
Peters Duiker - $450
Ogilby’s Duiker - $450
Gabon Duiker - $450
Red Fronted Duiker - $450
Blue Duiker - $350
Bates Pygmy Antelope - $350
Civet - Contact us
There are two groups of game animals. You can hunt maximum of 2 species from group 1 and maximum of 4 species from group 2, maximum of 6 animals.
Group 1 species:
Lord Derby’s Eland Bongo Buffalo Western Roan Elephant
Group 2 species:
Western Hartebeest Sing Sing Waterbuck Sitatunga Western Kob Harnessed Bush Buck Nigerian Bohor Reedbuck Giant Forest Hog Red River Hog Wart Hog Yellow Backed Duiker Bay Duiker Peters Duiker Red Fronted Duiker Gabon Duiker Red Flanked Duiker Western Bush Duiker Ogilby’s Duiker Blue Duiker Civet Serval Spotted Hyena Baboon

Feel free to ask if I have not covered the questions adequately.
Camshaft

Camshaft,

Who is the PH you are using in Cameroon?

Thanks,
Garrett

His name is Bekir Canturk. He is a Turkish PH and has not guided any US clients until this season. As a chasse libre hunter I have known of him and traded messages with him for over 20 years but did not meet him until just last year. His concession is a good one and I think he will make anyone who takes him up this opening offer happy. He wants to break into the US market so I told him I would help him out.
So far one hunter and one eland for this year. They shot it yesterday.
Camshaft

Camshaft,

Great price for the hunt.
I am jugling a few things currently, but if I am able to make this work I will let you know.

Thanks,
Garrett

If you give me a phone number I can help talk you through what this will entail to make the deadlines. It is a lot of paperwork I am committed to helping you with for the Cameroun gun import and hunting permit. Possible, but you need to get going.
Camshaft