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Are leopards importable from Zimbabwe to USA?


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Are leopards importable from Zimbabwe to USA?


Zimbabwe Leopards are absolutely importable. Safari Specialty Importers can oversee the CITES Permit process and import to ensure that your leopard gets home safely and quickly. We have never lost an animal nor had any issues getting them cleared with USFW/Customs.

You can contact me at info@safarispecialtyimporters.com or call at 845-943-5943

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There are and I would give coppersmith a call to get it back here for sure.
 
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wyatt will take care of you
 
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Are leopards importable from Zimbabwe to USA?


Zimbabwe Leopards are absolutely importable. Safari Specialty Importers can oversee the CITES Permit process and import to ensure that your leopard gets home safely and quickly. We have never lost an animal nor had any issues getting them cleared with USFW/Customs.

You can contact me at info@safarispecialtyimporters.com or call at 845-943-5943

Wyatt Fetner


Wyatt is handling the one I shot at Dande North last year.
 
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Let’s put it this way, they are and they are not.

The USFWS is determining importability on a case by case basis.

Some companies do a good job with habitat, anti poaching, etc. and USFWS finds no issues and allows import. Others, they may not.

While a good importing agent can help, if the underlying documentation isn’t there and it’s a poor concession owner, your out of luck.

Unfortunately you won’t know where you stand with USFWS until well after the fact.
 
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Let’s put it this way, they are and they are not.

The USFWS is determining importability on a case by case basis.

Some companies do a good job with habitat, anti poaching, etc. and USFWS finds no issues and allows import. Others, they may not.

While a good importing agent can help, if the underlying documentation isn’t there and it’s a poor concession owner, your out of luck.

Unfortunately you won’t know where you stand with USFWS until well after the fact.


Actually, if you look at the CITES permit paperwork it has the documentation required from the outfitter. So, if one does due diligence prior to the hunt and select the outfitter accordingly then getting approval should not be an issue. I knew with CMS I would not have an issue getting permits.
 
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