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Hi all, I am interested to know what the standard rate (if there is a standard) is for booking agents/representatives? 10% of the hunt price or thereabouts? How many agents do it as a full time job (it seems the larger ones probably do)? It appears as if many do it as a parttime gig or am i mislead? I am just interested to know as there seem to be quite a few but I know nothing about it apart from someone I knew who started one in 1995 but folded it after they took marketing fees from various outfitters but got no bookings. It is obviously a pretty tight-knit scene where reputation is key. Thanks | ||
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I believe 15% ia the going rate. | |||
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10 % for the most part. Cabelas gets more. My best frend has been doing this for more than 20 yrs . His African outfitter has all kind of what I call side pays = how many animals , Taxidery if the leave it + his normal 10%. He does this full Time. | |||
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Generally it will be somewhere between (10 to 20%) BUT that is not the full story as it will to a large degree depend upon each specific agent and on what basis he is working his trade To nasme BUT a few (for instances) and in no particular order of importance 1) The hunter/agent whom has hunted with an outfitter and now sends hunts his way (apprentice) 2) The agent whom works ONLY for ONE outfitter exclusively on an agreed contractural basis ( semi-professional) 3) The agent/consultant whom might work for a number of different outfitters in various countries (full -professional) 4) The large Professional Company that amongst other business, books on behalf of many outfitters, the likes of Cabela's Those are some of the main scenarious and each has its own set up negotiated as applicable. Some persons do it purely for the allegiance to an outfitter with little or NO monetery gain to themselves Some do it for love of the industry Others do it for a living and/or to subsidise their lifestyle Cheers, Peter | |||
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Typical is 15% of the daily rate. "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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Kayaker, we normally work on the following: DG hunts and PG hunts on state land 15% of daily rate only. PG and leopard hunts on private land 15 on day rate and up to 15% (depending on animal) on trophy fee. Packages 10% of total Special packages - specific mentioned amount. Karl Stumpfe Ndumo Hunting Safaris www.huntingsafaris.net karl@huntingsafaris.net P.O. Box 1667, Katima Mulilo, Namibia Cell: +264 81 1285 416 Fax: +264 61 254 328 Sat. phone: +88 163 166 9264 | |||
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Thanks for the info guys, Karl, I was wondering if there was two tier system for animals under different property rights regimes (private vs. public/communal). Makes sense. Thanks. | |||
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