Hunt special #1: Due to getting access to additional quota in both Kambako and in the core area of the Niassa Reserve that needs to be used before the end of the hunting season (30th Nov), I am able to offer the following discounted hunts:

Available dates for all the below hunts are:

3rd – 14th September

28th Sept – 15th November

1. Community Quota hunts to be conducted within the core area of the Niassa Reserve.

-4 x buffalo/Sable hunts

-This is a NON hunting area which Kambako has been given special permission to hunt 4 buffalo/Sable hunts in.

-The benefits of the hunt go to the local & closest communities to the area. This is why the hunt is cheaper than normal.

-As it has not been commercially hunted previously, Kambako feels sure we will get some very excellent trophies out of the area.

-The camp is a very simple tented camp but it is comfortable and has water, fridges, normal camp food and drinks.

-After shooting the buffalo and sable, the client can transfer to the Kambako camp to hunt plains game at normal gov't licences and trophy fees

- COST of the safari - $16,500! (normal price $25,450)

This includes:

·1 Hunting licence

·1 Firearm licence

·Daily fees for 10 days

·Buffalo and Sable

·Charter into Kambako and back to Pemba

This does not include:

·Additional animals shot/wounded & lost

·PH/camp staff gratuities
This is a great opportunity to hunt Mozambique with a quality company (Jumbo Moore). We've all just read what a great hunt fellow member Tim Herald had on his hunt. Twenty two species reside in this area. Please confirm with us what additional species your interested in, as quota's are limited on some trophys. Species:
Yellow Baboon, Buffalo, Limpopo bushbuck, Bushpig, Nile crocodile, Common duiker, Red duiker, Livingstone eland, Elephant, Lichtenstein hartebeest, Hippo, Spotted hyena, Johnston impala, Greater kudu, Leopard, Lion, Roosevelt sable, Livingston suni, Warthog, Waterbuck, Niassa wildebeest, Boheme zebra.

- Normal tropy fees and license:
2011 TROPHY & LICENCE FEES
SPECIES Trophy Fee License(all prices in USD)
Baboon - Yellow $100 $40
Buffalo 2250 1150
Bushbuck 700 175
Bushpig 350 115
Crocodile 3000 475
Duiker (common) 300 55
Duiker (red) 900 55
Eland male 1300 900
Grysbok–Sharpes 900 55
H/beeste-L/stein 1950 430
Hyena 1000 200
Impala-Johnston 300 145
Kudu 1200 700
Suni 900 55
Warthog 350 115
Waterbuck 1750 480
W/beeste–Niassa 1950 450
Zebra–Boheme 1000 800
Observers in camp - US$ 275 / day / person
Observers at Pemba Beach Lodge - US$ 350 for Twin room
Observers at Pemba Beach Lodge - US$ 275 for Single room
Children under 12 years of age - Free

Hunt special #2: Kambako Block B/Coutada hunts

-1 hunt: 15 day Elephant/Buffalo hunt-(non exportable to US) Total Daily Rate $19,250 (normal price $55,000 x 21 days)

-1 hunt: 12 day Elephant hunt -(non exportable to US) Total Daily Rate $13,750 (normal price $55,000 x 21 days)

-4 x 10 day buffalo/plains game hunts - Total Daily Rate $ 7,500 (normal price $10,000)

-1 x 10 day leopard hunt Total Daily Rate $ 7,500 (normal price $13,000)

This does not include:

·2 Hunting licence @ $250 each

·Firearm licence @ $150 each

·Charter into Kambako and back to Pemba (Approx $1,800)

·Normal govt licences and trophy fees on animals shot/wounded & lost

·PH/camp staff gratuities

Trophy fees and license:
Baboon - Yellow $100 $40
Buffalo 2250 1150
Bushbuck 700 175
Bushpig 350 115
Crocodile 3000 475
Duiker (common) 300 55
Duiker (red) 900 55
Eland male 1300 900
Grysbok–Sharpes 900 55
H/beeste-L/stein 1950 430
Hyena 1000 200
Impala-Johnston 300 145
Kudu 1200 700
Leopard 3500 1600
Suni 900 55
Warthog 350 115
Waterbuck 1750 480
W/beeste–Niassa 1950 450
Zebra–Boheme 1000 800

Elephant Govt & Niassa Licence Fee $11,000 plus Trophy Fee on its heaviest tusk:
starting at US$ 18000
60 - 69 lbs US$ 18000
70 - 79 lbs US$ 22000
80 - 89 lbs US$ 28000
90 - 99 lbs US$ 50,000
Over 99 lbs US$ 100,000

NB. ELEPHANT PENALTY
Any elephant shot with its heaviest tusk weighing under 60lbs will accrue a fine of $10,000 and the minimum trophy fee of $18,000 still has to be paid.

NB. LION POLICY
No lions under six (6) years of age are to be shot. In the event of a lion under 6 years of age being shot without the consent of the Professional Hunter a penalty of $30,000 will be imposed on the client.

NB. BAIT POLICY
Meat used for baiting purposes that has not been hunted by the client:
Leopard & hyena baits - $ 150 / bait
Lion baits - $ 500 / bait

Observers in camp - US$ 275 / day / person
Observers at Pemba Beach Lodge - US$ 350 for Twin room
Observers at Pemba Beach Lodge - US$ 275 for Single room
Children under 12 years of age - Free

ADDITIONAL CHARGES:
1. $250 Govt. Hunting Licence
2. Gun permit $150 per firearm
3. Dipping & Packing – To be paid directly to Mochaba Shipping.

These are very strong deals at a class A place...

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Hunt special #2: Kambako Block B/Coutada hunts

-1 hunt: 15 day Elephant/Buffalo hunt-(non exportable to US) Total Daily Rate $19,250 (normal price $55,000 x 21 days)

-1 hunt: 12 day Elephant hunt -(non exportable to US) Total Daily Rate $13,750 (normal price $55,000 x 21 days)

-4 x 10 day buffalo/plains game hunts - Total Daily Rate $ 7,500 (normal price $10,000)

-1 x 10 day leopard hunt Total Daily Rate $ 7,500 (normal price $13,000)

Just curious:

Why are the first two non-exportable to the US?? Does that mean they are exportable to the rest of the world?? Not criticising, just don't know the rules...

Thanks!

Bwana you can not import Moz ivory to USA but you can import it to many other continents

Thank you Anton. Plans are in motion to sort through the CITES requirements so that ivory can be imported into the US but I wouldn't hold my breath too long. If there's any chance at all I would say 2 years from now, but that may only be a dream. There are giant tuskers in Moz but unfortunately, US Hunter's are not allowed to import the ivory.

No comments on the $100,000 trophy fee?

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Originally posted by notlim:
No comments on the $100,000 trophy fee?

Will they hold a check?

Jeff

So did anyone take advantage of this deal to hunt one of the greatest "non" sport hunted wildernesses left in Africa?