Want to hunt multiple Buffalo bulls with NO trophy fee?

We are offering harvest hunts in 2016 for Australian water buffalo

Mature NON trophy bulls are targeted for their size and capacity of meat that can be recovered. Depending on the concession large mature wild ox/scrub bull may also be harvested

Hunts are 2x1 for 5 days duration .....and while there are never any guarantees with hunting, expectations are 2-3 animals per day

There are in fact no limitations on how many you shoot ....we want the meat!!
Hunters can very reasonably expect to have opportunities on 4 or more Mature Buffalo bulls each during the hunt

Although a non trophy hunt, many animals are of very high representative size. Hunters will be permitted to select and take a single set of horns and skull each (euro mount) if they wish to boil and clean them in camp.

Additional skulls as well as Trophy bulls, trophy cows, wild boar, wild dog and feral donkey may also be available for a fee

5 days hunting + 2 x travel days $US 7700 includes

unlimited harvest buffalo and wild ox bulls (no trophy fee)
Access permits for Aboriginal land
road transfer from Darwin
professional guide and 4wd Hunting vehicle
Tented accommodation
food and soft drink
Beer or wine with Dinner

Not included
optional charter flights to camp
International visitor licence and rifle import permits $200
Rifle Hire $50 per day + Ammunition
Any Trophy preparation or taxidermy cost
Missed shots/ wounded and lost harvest animals will incur a penalty $350

I thought one hunts and shoots buffalo, not "harvest" them.

Farmers harvest their tomatoes, carrots and potatoes!

How does one harvest buffalo?

A shovel, a spade

Hi Saeed,

We are happy for you to bring your shovel or spade to hunt your buffalo but you must lower your expectation on numbers

Bring a double rifle for best results !

I want to differentiate between our previous hunts were buffalo were culled in large numbers and left to waste.

On these hunts I am offering animals that are specifically targeted for their meat value. I have an opportunity to be able to offer mature buffalo bulls as opposed to cows and young animals that are usually offered on "cull" type hunts

The lower cost hunt and the ability to offer excellent representative animals with NO trophy fee is due to the value of the "harvested" meat

Hopefully this also helps explains the necessary penalty for lost animals

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Some of a bunch of nice animals that a Spanish group of hunters took 2 weeks ago on one of these hunts