Good Day AR Members

For the 2024 season I have again some fantastic Crocodile hunting available! We'll be hunting my main hunting area in the Limpopo Valley and this specific area offers some of the best crocodile hunting in the Limpopo Province! These Crocodiles are roaming freely on the area and it's a proper fair chase hunt to get you your desired trophy!
I also have a limited number of Hippo available on the same area

Outfitter: Dieter Prinsloo - Mattanja Hunting Safaris
HO Number: ZA/LP/107318
PH Number: 202301000001589
Area: Limpopo Province, South Africa
www.mattanjahuntingsafaris.com
info@mattanjasafaris.co.za
+27 84 469 6897(Also available on WhatsApp)

Hunt Breakdown:
5 Days / 6 Nights for 1 Hunter x 1 PH - US$ 1 500.00 (US$ 300/ Day)
1x Crocodile - US$ 4 400.00
Road Transfer to/from Polokwane Airport Included
Total: $ 5 900.00

Daily Rate Includes:
Full board Accommodation
All Meals, Bottled Water, Soft Drinks, Local Beers & Wine with Dinner
VIP Meet & Greet at the Airport
Services of a Licensed Dangerous Game Professional Hunter, Tracker & Skinners
Road Transfer to and from Polokwane Airport
Fully equipped hunting vehicle & transport in hunting areas
Daily Laundry Service
Camp Chef
Field Preparation of Trophies
Delivery of Trophies to local Taxidermy

Daily Rate Excludes:
Observer / Non Hunter - $250.00 Per Day
Road Transfer from OR Tambo International Airport
Taxidermy Costs
Dipping, Packaging & Shipping of Trophies
All International & Domestic Flights
Accommodation before & after the hunt

What a hell of an offer

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Originally posted by Bivoj:
What a hell of an offer

@Bivoj thank you!

If one hunts hard and is selective, how big of a croc is a reasonable expectation?

Too tag along on shoulderman's post.

Is this a hunt on a river or is this a hunt on a large reservoir that the crocodiles have moved on to?

Plus, what additional animals are availabe at this location that are hunt able.

Now reading Saeed posts, he usually bags a hippo and uses it for bait.

So, I am taking that this is spot a crocodile and then you make a decision if you want to make a stalk on the crocodile.

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Originally posted by shoulderman:
If one hunts hard and is selective, how big of a croc is a reasonable expectation?

Hi @shoulderman,

A reasonable expectation is between 11ft and 12ft.
13ft+ is not impossible

quote:

Originally posted by Bwana338:
Too tag along on shoulderman's post.

Is this a hunt on a river or is this a hunt on a large reservoir that the crocodiles have moved on to?

Plus, what additional animals are availabe at this location that are hunt able.

Now reading Saeed posts, he usually bags a hippo and uses it for bait.

So, I am taking that this is spot a crocodile and then you make a decision if you want to make a stalk on the crocodile.

Hi @Bwana338,

The hunt is in a river that was dammed to form a large reservoir. The hunting area is 12 500 Acres and the Crocs are free to roam the area to other smaller or bigger water reservoirs on the area.

Other than Croc there's about 25 hunt able Plains Game Species on the area, plus Buffalo & Hippo.

Baiting is an option, spot and stalk can be more challenging. There's about 200+ Crocs on this area, male, female, big & small!

Thank you for your reply.

interesting proposition.