Mozambique Elephant Hunt

JVA Safaris & Productions/Tomkinson African Safaris

74 Ridge Road – Bazley KZN 4184

Telephone +27 823290192

www.tomkinsonafricansafaris.com e-mail: mct@xsinet.co.za





Package One: 21 Days 1:1 (1 client 1 Professional Hunter) 2 Elephant - $47 800.00

(Package Includes $5000.00 non refundable Government Licence Fee per Elephant. $5000.00 refund per elephant if trophy not shot)



Package Two: 21 Days 2:1 (2 clients 1 Professional Hunter) 1 Elephant each - $27 200.00 pp

(Package Includes $5000.00 non refundable Government Licence Fee per elephant. $5000.00 refund per elephant if trophy not shot)



Package Three: 18 Days 1:1 (1 client 1 Professional Hunter) 1 Elephant - $31 000.00

(Package Includes $5000.00 non refundable Government Licence Fee. $5000.00 refund if trophy not shot)



Other Trophies Available: - Includes Government Licence Fee

Sable - $3500.00
Buffalo - $3300.00
Lion - $10 000.00 If not shot by previous client.
Baboon - $230.00
Bushbuck - $700.00
Impala - $450.00
Common Duiker - $250.00
Red Duiker - $400.00
Suni - $500.00
Warthog - $450.00
Kudu - $1000.00
Cabo Delgado – M’tsewa Safaris – Northern Mozambique

Hunts to be conducted by JVA Safaris – Professional Hunter Jason van Aarde

This concession is true wilderness and lies in the corridor between Quirimba and Niassa National Park on the Mesalo River. Not for the faint hearted, but rather a hunt designed for the true, dedicated hunter. A high level of fitness is required in order to be successful as the average walking distance is from 5 – 20 km per day in extreme heat. The rewards however, are well worth the scarifies as you can see from the elephant trophies taken (also saw a 100lb one tuskers on day one but unfortunately due to wind swirl, he got away) In addition to your normal Big Game there is also a huge population of smaller antelope such as suni and red duiker.

The concession is situated 280km NW of Pemba, to where you can fly by means of commercial flight, which cuts out any additional cost of private charters into camp.





Please Note: All Government Licence Fees are payable prior to the safari, are NOT refundable and can change without prior notice



Your quote is inclusive of:

All hunting camp accommodation, meals, soft drinks and bottled water while on safari
Services of a qualified Professional Hunter
Services of a qualified skinner and tracker
Services of catering, laundry and camp staff while on safari
Uses of a hunting vehicle, driver and fuel
All field preparation of trophies
Vehicle transfer from Pemba to the hunting camp return
Government tax of 17%
Government Licence Fee on Trophies
Hunting Licence $300.00
Firearm Import Fee into Mozambique $200.00 per firearm or
Firearm Hire @ $50.00 per day inclusive of ammunition


Your quote is exclusive of:

Transport of trophies to Maputo, including export permits and paperwork @$200.00 per trophy or per tusk or item for elephant.
Shipping and handling of trophies to South African taxidermist
Hotel cost before and after the safari
Tips and gratuities to field staff, camp staff and Professional Hunter Airfare to, from and within Mozambique including visa fees, airport arrival and departure taxes


Available Dates:

Arriving Pemba 1st October to end of November 2011
JVA Safaris & Productions

74 Ridge Road – Bazley KZN 4184

Telephone +27 823290192

www.tomkinsonafricansafaris.com e-mail: mct@xsinet.co.za







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Guys,

For those of you who don't know Jason, I've known him since before he was old enough to hunt with clients and in fact, the first client he ever took on a stalk was one of mine. (I doubt Jason remembers that though)

I reckon he's now one of two guys I'd consider to be amongst the very best PHs of their generation and recommend him very highly indeed.

Hi Guys,

Definetaly a hunt worth looking forward to. Some of the wildest, natural areas to be hunted in Mozambique.

Excellent camp and the staff is a great group of guys who will do their best to make it as comfortable as they can.

And for Jason, he is one hell of a guy and someone I will share my campfire with!!!! And his knowledge of Elephants and his love for the bush and the whole hunting experience is great!!!!

Guys,

This is a good deal, dont know if any of you have read Jason's write ups but besides being a hunter of note the man is not half bad with the old pencil.

Jason good luck!

Cheers

Aubrey

When is USFW going to pull thier heads out and allow import of elephant from Moz? When that happens, I assume deals like this will be jumped on by the US hunters.

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Originally posted by Bwanna:
When is USFW going to pull thier heads out and allow import of elephant from Moz? When that happens, I assume deals like this will be jumped on by the US hunters.

I think the answer to that one is when the American Judges grow a set of balls.

As I understand it, John Jackson of Conservation Force is doing a sterling job of repeatedly dragging USF&WS into court, the Judge orders them to do various things and the USF&WS just seem to ignore it until JJ drags them back into court when they just apologise and the matter seems to be forgotten.

What it wants is for a Judge to jail all the heads of USF&WS until they start complying with the court orders in a timely manner.

Also as I see it, there is absolutely no justifiable reason for the ban......

To many miles for me now--10 yrs ago,would have been fun.
Sounds like a great hunt for someone.

BTT

SSR