Just around the corner from me and adjoining the Mushingashi conservancy there is a new hunting concession that has been for the last 3 years intensively managed by renowned professional hunter Adam Buske.

Adam and I have been friends for many years and for the past few years have worked together in anti poaching and the management of the region.

His concession is called Pia Manzi and this will be the first year of operation. Note this unfenced block has NEVER been safari hunted before. It is an absolute gem and the animals that reside here are of exception quality. Like Royal Kafue it has the Kafue River as one of its boundaries.

As Adam has limited access to internet our host Saeed has very kindly allowed me to post some of the packages available for this season. Adam like me has started off with a very precautionary quota and you will shoot all your animals here. The region is renowned for its monster Leopard and Sable. The quantity and quality of Buffalo is very good and the Kafue can boast a host of PG species including Hippo and Croc.

Adam has hunted extensively all over Africa - from the highland of Ethiopia to the savannahs of Tanzania. I rate him as one of the best in the business and is simply a good man to be around.

If all goes well we could be looking at the possibility of uniting our hunting and our lands.

I have advised Adam on his first year prices and he is prepared to offer some great deals for those who would want first options on his quota and to be first to explore these new hunting grounds.

good to see it open, and what an opportunity to be first to hunt it. did do a double take when i saw the name though andrew, thought you had the wrong river

Does your concession share a boundary with his?

All the best with your new venture.

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Originally posted by ozhunter:
Does your concession share a boundary with his?

Yes and we share one boundary. Adam Buske is to my west.

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Originally posted by Pieter Kriel:
All the best with your new venture.

Pieter this is not my venture but there maybe an opportunity to embrace both projects.

With support from hunters this could prove to be another success story in wild Africa. I am more than willing to support this venture with a full recommendation to my clients.

To be able to hunt and explore new lands is exciting and not often available.

It is game rich and there are some very serious trophies to be hunted here and especially those who want opportunities on oversized Leopard, Sable and Southern Roan, not to mention a host of species that inhabit the Kafue river basin.

In addition Adam and his partner have a proven history of investment in the Kaindu community and have heavily funded education and built schools here.

http://www.zap-foundation.com/...ls/newsletter16.html

Andrew,

That piece of the Kafue just gets better and better. Congrats to Adam.

Mark