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Leopard hunting in Limpopo is a big issue. This is one of the big reasons why the hunting industry formed the Limpopo Hunters Liason Forum. We act as a liason between the government agency that regulates our hunting (LEDET) and are appointed/ellected by the hunting industry. Our representation is per region and I am the Sekhunkune representative serving on the board with 7 other outfitters. Now, there has been some Leopard hunts posted here before for the Limpopo area by myself and Chris Troskie. Both were legal advertisements. There was also two by "agents" that either did not know the law, or are very wrongly informed by their friends in Africa. Please make a note of the following: 1. Every Outfitter in Limpopo is allowed ONLY 1 Leopard Tag per year. 2. Every hunting company is allowed a maximum of two tags per year, it does not matter HOW many outfitters form part of that company. 3. If a hunt is unsuccesful then the tag goes to people that was drawn on a waiting list! 4. An outfitter must supply the details of his hunter, and a renumeration agreement to LEDET before or on 30 March of every year. Failure to do so will result in the tag being passed onto the waiting list. 5. A non refundable fee of R5,000.00 must go to the LHLF training fund, and the tag fee is about R1,600.00 Total of about $1,000.00. This paid when you apply for your tag. 6. The land where the hunt will be conducted must be 1,000ha (2,500 acres) or bigger, and the Leopard may not be hunted outside the allocated piece of land. So, if you do a Leopard hunt with your PH and you are driving to various properties baiting every where, even with the owners persmission....it is ILLEGAL. 7. You are only allowed to kill the Leopard on the land the permit is issued on. 8. You may shoot the cat with a any rifle you please, and it seems even a .22 Hornet is legal. (post edited on the advise of Mr. Chris Totskie) These are just some of the things, and the list is long. These are also the things that you, as an agent or client, must be informed about. There is no way that 1 outfitter hunted 3 Leopards legaly and now advertising a fourth. It is illegal. A lot these things sounds stupid to the uninformed, and hey, most of it is stupid (like the min. calibre rule) but it is still the law! Any inquiries can be directed to me. Replies will be a bit slow, as I'm hunting at the moment. Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | ||
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Folks - As some of you, I too have hunted the Limpopo. I also have a fantastic Leopard outfitter in the Limpopo region, but getting in with him is VERY difficult, for the exact same reasons listed by Charl above. But man does he shoot some big cats! Fact is, this problem goes way beyond legalized Limpopo Leopard Hunting! Part of the problem as I see it is, in the past 10 years, "booking agents" have sprung up like weeds. Frankly, the majority of them have no more field time or "experience" than the average hunter, and often times less. Many of them have never hunted with the outfitters they represent, or at least have been to the hunt location for some personal experience. They know little about the laws, rules, or regulations, and they have no personal relationship with the outfitter, thus they really have no idea if what they're being told by the outfitter is factual or NOT? Lastly, and most importantly, they have no more experience hunting that particular animal/specie as the guy trying to buy the hunt???? I can't tell you how many times I've seen hunts listed for sale here on AR, or elsewhere, that I knew were bogus, or offered by someone who obviously had no idea what in the heck they were offering for sale. Unfortunately its entirely too frequent now-adays, as every dude that's been on 3 hunts is a darn "booking agent". I get contacted by outfitters all the time, just as I am sure other agents do too. But yet my list of available hunts is not as large as some, simply because I subscribe to a much different philosophy than some others. Without PERSONAL, on the ground/field experience with each particular operator, I rarely will consider selling their hunts. I make an occasional expection, but generally under one of two circumstances. First, either I have a trusted friend/client who's hunted with them (But I still must have GOOD knowledge of the area/type of hunt, etc) or its an outfitter that I have hunted with and book for currently, but maybe he picks up a new area. Obviously if I trust him, I'm gonna trust what he tells me about his new area. But I still must have knowledge of the area, type of hunts, etc, or I simply won't sell it. I've spent a small fortune and loads of time, personally hunting Alaska 7-8 times, all across Canada 7-8 times, guiding and hunting alot of the lower 48, guided/hunted in Mexico, hunted Africa 25+ times, South America, Asia and the south Pacific too. But you don't see hunts to "Spain" for example on my website, cause I ain't never been there, period! How in the heck do you honestly and thoroughly sell a hunt to a place you've never been, or with a PH/outfitter that you have no personal or trustworthy experience with either? Got me, but I see it all the time! Honestly, I think a good "Agent" is more valuable than all the internet searching, or talking to individual outfitters, you could ever do. But pick a reputable, EXPERIENCED one, who's been there - done that! If not, you're just part of the "blind leading the blind" process. If you're looking for a good, reliable, trustworthy agent, consider these folks and you likely can't go wrong. My suggestions are not limited only to the list below, but this is a start. 1. Hunters Quest - Wendell Reich 2. The Hunting Consortium - Bob Kern 3. Jeff C. Neal - Greg Brownlee & Jeff Neal 4. Atcheson & Sons - Jack Jr./Keith 5. Safari Classics - Tim & Dave 6. Mark Young - ACST | |||
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You should come to spain. Good hunting, good fun;-) diego | |||
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Yes sir, would love to. Just haven't got around to it yet! | |||
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Charl, good info... Can you direct me to the Ordinance / Reg that covers this please? Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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Dear Infinito Thanks very much for the great information. To save us lots of time would you mind just listing the leopard outfitter that are approved. Have been considering such a hunt. But every one can get me a Leopard. Being an Aussie and not able to export the cat just helped with the cover up. Thanks in advance for the list. Mark | |||
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Chris, it is covered by the LEMA act. Also it was circulated to all applicants and annexed to your permit. It was also published on the PHASA web-site and circulated to all members by mass mail. I do not have time to go and search on the internet for it, but the NEW rules and regulations was well covered and advertised. The LHLF annual meeting is open to all, and we look forward at seeing you there! Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | |||
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Charl, neither my permit nor the annexures I received make any reference to minimum caliber requirements... And the info I received after contacting Johan Bosch (who I understand is/was the Chairman of the LHF) was that there is no legislation pertaining to minimum calibers for Leopard. The only reason for asking you about this was to get clarity on the issue and the fact that you volunteered answering any questions in this regard. Seeing you appear to be so knowledgable as far as this issue is concerned I thought you might be the best person to ask... Didn't expect you to search the internet for answers - that I could've done myself...  Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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Doesn't make sense that the .375 would be a minimum caliber. The .223 in capable hands will work just fine. Seems to me that a .270 caliber would be more appropriate just as the minimum. I do realize that some may feel the large bores enhance their killing ability but it doesn't make up for poor shot placement or lack of shooting ability in large caliber rifles? I'm puzzled by that minimum.  Gray Ghost Hunting Safaris http://grayghostsafaris.com Phone: 615-860-4333 Email: hunts@grayghostsafaris.com NRA Benefactor DSC Professional Member SCI Member RMEF Life Member NWTF Guardian Life Sponsor NAHC Life Member Rowland Ward - SCI Scorer Took the wife the Eastern Cape for her first hunt: http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/6881000262 Hunting in the Stormberg, Winterberg and Hankey Mountains of the Eastern Cape 2018 http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/4801073142 Hunting the Eastern Cape, RSA May 22nd - June 15th 2007 http://forums.accuratereloadin...=810104007#810104007 16 Days in Zimbabwe: Leopard, plains game, fowl and more: http://forums.accuratereloadin...=212108409#212108409 Natal: Rhino, Croc, Nyala, Bushbuck and more http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/6341092311 Recent hunt in the Eastern Cape, August 2010: Pics added http://forums.accuratereloadin...261039941#9261039941 10 days in the Stormberg Mountains http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/7781081322 Back in the Stormberg Mountains with friends: May-June 2017 http://forums.accuratereloadin...6321043/m/6001078232 "Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading" - Thomas Jefferson Every morning the Zebra wakes up knowing it must outrun the fastest Lion if it wants to stay alive. Every morning the Lion wakes up knowing it must outrun the slowest Zebra or it will starve. It makes no difference if you are a Zebra or a Lion; when the Sun comes up in Africa, you must wake up running...... "If you're being chased by a Lion, you don't have to be faster than the Lion, you just have to be faster than the person next to you." | |||
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it seems that in a lot of African countries, the minimum caliber for dangerous game is .375- and leopard is considered dangerous game, even though it obviously doesn't require such firepower. Vote Trump- Putin’s best friend… To quote a former AND CURRENT Trumpiteer - DUMP TRUMP | |||
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Chris, Thanks for the reply. Let me tell you first WHY I direct my reply below as I did. So that there is no misunderstanding. You are an Outfitter in Limpopo, and as always know everything. As an outfitter you are registered under the LEMA Act, and of course know the content of this Act by heart, as you sat the exam. If David, or any other person that might be uninformed asked this question, I would have handled it differently, and directed them to the specific legislation. Thus I have to ask myself.....WHY did Chris ask this question? The answer is simple, you are AGAIN trying to stir something...... I tried to clear a couple of things up. As always with me posting something, you just HAVE to go and post something that MIGHT put what I say into dispute. All of us know that .375 is the min calibre for legal use on Dangerous Game in ALL the provinces in South Africa. Leopard is included in this catergory. I do not agree with this, but then again I do not make the rules. Which clause and which article or sub article of the LEMA act states this is something I REALY am not going to look for now. I will call Johan in the morning to hear why he advised you otherwise? If you are proven to be right, I will eat humble pie and apologise. Also, yes I make it my work to know what is going on as far as the legal requirements go to the hunting in the areas I hunt. And yes, I will inform the public if I see something that is not right. I asked for info to be directed to me by uninformed people, but you are NOT considered uninformed. Futher, I stated serving on the LHLF simply to establish my credentials. Remember it is our own time and money that we spent to make sure that YOU the outfitter gets represented at LEDET. Willie Roux is going to represent our district this following year. Johan served last year and now Stephen Barber is the chairman. Call me back next time I leave a voicemail on your phone. I might be in Ellisras in a couple of weeks and would like to meet up and discuss a couple of things. Maybe you just like to wind me up when ever I post on AR...maybe not? What I can promise you from today onwards, that I will not reply to anything you post about me or my business in future, ever. IT does not matter what clever, provoking answers you come up with! Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | |||
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I appreciate this - so please "clear up" your statement that .375 is the minimum caliber for leopard in Limpopo. Stating that the LEMA act covers this without a relevant quote or referral to the applicable clause / section unfortunately does not clear anything up. Quite frankly; I do not understand your hostile response. I was not being controversial nor was I trying to "stir" anything. I merely asked a valid question - based on a statement that was publically made by you. I did not claim to "know everything"... (BTW I did not say that a .375 is NOT the minimum caliber)... On the contrary; I evidently DON'T know everything and this is why I asked a very legitimate question to someone who apparently does know the answer. Ultimately: My question is a fair one: "What piece of legislation covers the minimum caliber for hunting Leopard in Limpopo?" And an answer to the effect of: "Everyone knows this" or "It is covered by the LEMA Act" unfortunately does not clarify the situation. You're the lawyer - you should know this... And whether my name is David, Paul or Charles is irrelevant. My name is Chris and I apparently don't know. So please just answer the question... if not for me - for the sake of the David's, Paul's and Charles's out there who may also be as misinformed as what I am... When you're in Ellisras, head out on the Thabazimbi Road for 10km's until you find Molalatau. Pass the entrance and then look out for my sign on the left. Turn left onto the dirt road and continue for 8km's. This is where you'll find me. I'm available between Sept 6th and Sept 12th. Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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Dear Infinito Once again thanks for the good report. I would have never known this if you had not posted. Please provide the approved outfitters. If you do not want to post then please email me. mark.mclean@rocketmail.com Thanks Mark
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Sir, IT is a pitty but it was decided at the meeting after the draw that the names will NOT be made available to the public without the prior written consent of the Outfitter. We wanted to post the names of everyone on the PHASA web-site, but on legal advise we decided not to. If I recall correctly there are 50Tags issued. If you provide me with a name I should be able to find out if that person got a tag or not? Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | |||
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Scott Van Zyl @ SS ProSafaris, how many tags? http://forums.accuratereloadin...2100588/m/6391006061 | |||
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Saved for posterity Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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8 No. 23326 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 27 MAY 2011 Chapter 2 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR HUNTING METHODS Minimum Bullet Weights for Rifle Hunting: 4. (1) The minimum bullet weights for rifle hunting for the respective categories of wild and alien animals are the following... (e) 9.9 g. (150gr.) bullet for hunting furred game larger than the species contemplated in sub paragraph (1)(d), up to and including the size of blue wildebeest, kudu, gemsbuck, sable, roan and leopard;... Not sure where the .375 comes into this... Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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Above taken from much older post on the subject. Government Gazette Following the link and reading the whole gazette you will also see that the minister still have to decide on a date when these norms and standards will commence so we are working on the current laws at the moment which require .375 minimum unless you have direct contact with the minister who told you which date he decided on. Frederik Cocquyt I always try to use enough gun but then sometimes a brainshot works just as good. | |||
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Saved for posterity Frederik Cocquyt I always try to use enough gun but then sometimes a brainshot works just as good. | |||
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1 Tag to Scott van Zyl Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | |||
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I'll look into this calibre issue for us. The new norms and standards were only gazetted, it is not yet implemented. Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | |||
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Hi Frederik, Seeing you are working on the current laws at the moment maybe you could direct me to the relevant Act / Ordinance / Reg / Sub Reg that states a .375 is the minimum caliber for Leopard in Limpopo... BTW I do not have direct contact with the minister. Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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Oh for heavens sake Chris Troskie!!! You are not adding any value by acting like a spoilt child here. For the sake of everybody, just can it. If you have nothing to add, don't. There, my first post. After 6 years! | |||
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So the 2nd tag he advertised on this forum is illegal? | |||
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Sir, in this instance the purpose of my post was not to add value. On the contrary - I was attempting to gain value from Mr van Rooyen's original post. I was never trying to be controversial. I asked the question purely because I am interested in knowing what Law, Ordinance or Regulation covers the minimum legal caliber for hunting leopard in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. For the record: I started researching this topic in January 2011... Parties approached for information in this regard include: PHASA (Who told me that I should get in touch with their CEO which was not available at the time as she was attending conventions in the USA) LEDET (Formerly known as Limpopo Nature Conservation who could not provide me with an answer). The Chairman of the LHLF (Who referred me to the Director of a prominent South African Professional Hunting Academy). The Director of the relevant PH Hunting Academy... According to the Director of the Academy there is no legislation that prescribes a minimum caliber for Leopard in Limpopo... Mr van Rooyen's post claims otherwise and I am therefore interested to know what piece of legislation he is referring to. Now to be fair: To date - no one (Mr van Rooyen included) has submitted any detail with regards to the specific legislation that covers this subject. I am not saying that such legislation does not exist. I am merely asking for detail in this regard as it affects my business. Points to consider: It was claimed that the so-called LEMA Act covers this... Later - in private correspondence from Mr van Rooyen he stated that he is not sure if the LEMA Act actually covers this but he is "sure" that the "Old Ordinance" covered it. I have perused the Ordinance and could not find anything pertainig to this issue. Mr van Rooyen further stated to me privately that same Director of the PH Academy whom I had referred to before is "looking into the legal aspects of leopard hunting and minimum calibers". Quite frankly this confuses me... Why would the same Director who gave me a clear answer at first now have to investigate the matter? Reference was made by Mr van Rooyen to the "New Rules and Regulations being well covered and advertised. In all honesty; I do not know to which new rules he was referring to. Maybe he can clarify this for us? Mr van Rooyen stated as follows in one of his posts: Sir,IT is a pitty but it was decided at the meeting after the draw that the names will NOT be made available to the public without the prior written consent of the Outfitter. We wanted to post the names of everyone on the PHASA web-site, but on legal advise we decided not to. If I recall correctly there are 50Tags issued. If you provide me with a name I should be able to find out if that person got a tag or not? In my opinion he is contradicting himself in his very own post. First he says that it was decided names will not be made available and later in the same post he invites another poster to provide him with a name and he will find out if the relevant Outfitter has a tag Even later he confirms that Mr. van Zyl has / had one tag... I assume he had written permission from Mr van Zyl to publish these details... Furthermore; in direct contradiction to the above post Mr van Rooyen advertised loud and clear on this forum that both he and I had drawn leopard tags for 2011. I assure you that he most certainly did not have my permission (written or orally) to make any information regarding my leopard tag public. At the end of the day all I am searching for are the real facts i.e. "Are there presently any laws / rules that cover a minimum caliber for leopard hunting with a rifle?" And if there are, where can they be found? Mr van Rooyen has now stated on various occasions that he knows the facts. I therefore call on him to provide us all with the facts. This would most certainly add value to the discussion at hand. Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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LAdies and Gentleman, As I said, I would eat humble pie if I was wrong. The truth is no one knows, as the old ordinance covers the use of the .375 as the min calibre for DG. Apparently it is not covered in the new LEMA act as it was in the old ordinance. I have spoken to LEDET (the gov. agency) and they do not know. I do not have the act in e-format and simply do not have the time to look for it. It was made to clear to me by another board member that we may now use smaller calibres for Leopard, and if a .22Hornet is your weapon of choice then thats alrright also. Chris, my formal apology on the weapons issue herewith offered. My point I wanted to make, was that you could have contacted me on a private basis as a colleuge, if you had a problem. But you like to grill me in public. Every time. So well done mate! Another mark behind your name! As far as publishing of names go. Go ahead and sue me. It is public notice, and it was a public draw, one which I attended on 23 December, and drew 75% of the numbers out of the box myself in front of 5 other commity members and 5 NAture Conservation officer. I still do not understand why the committee decided not to make the names public on the PHASA web-site. I was contacted by numerous other outfitters in private about the advertisement of Scotts Leopard. I responded that I will NOT come out and try and smear him, but I will answer questions if they are asked. I was asked and answered. As I said, you want to take this futher, please go ahead. If some one advertises an illegal hunt, even if it is through an intimediary, it should be addressed. Do you think this is right or wrong? Never mind, please do not answer THAT! Cheers boys, I'm off to hunt for 7 weeks in Mozambique! Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | |||
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They can have two per company if there are two outfitters that are directors/members of the legal body they operate out of. LEDET limits us to two permits per company. No one should be able to get a third permit. Charl van Rooyen Owner Infinito Travel Group www.infinito-safaris.com charl@infinito-safaris.com Cell: +27 78 444 7661 Tel: +27 13 262 4077 Fax:+27 13 262 3845 Hereford Street 28A Groblersdal 0470 Limpopo R.S.A. "For the Infinite adventure" Plains Game Dangerous Game Bucket List Specialists Wing-Shooting In House Taxidermy Studio In House Dip and Pack Facility In House Shipping Service Non-Hunting Tours and Safaris Flight bookings "I promise every hunter visiting us our personal attention from the moment we meet you, until your trophies hang on your wall. Our all inclusive service chain means you work with one person (me) taking responsibility during the whole process. Affordable and reputable Hunting Safaris is our game! With a our all inclusive door to door service, who else do you want to have fun with?" South Africa Tanzania Uganda | |||
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Thanks for clarifying this. Never meant to grill anyone - was only asking for detail... And if this leaves "another mark" on my name - so be it. Regards, Chris Troskie Tel. +27 82 859-0771 email. chris@ct-safaris.com Sabrisa Ranch Ellisras RSA www.ct-safaris.com https://youtu.be/4usXceRdkH4 | |||
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Aaron, Please do not take this as an attack, questioning the validity of your post or any other possible negative inference. How many trips to africa had you taken prior to booking safaris there? I met you in Dallas and actually walked away thinking " this guy is a professional and genuine" and thanks for the DVD. Best, Rob
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