2024 Spotted and Brown Hyena combo

17 September 2023, 15:51

Limpopo Big Game Safaris

ZA/LP/106872

2024 only 2 tags available for each species.

Hunt Spotted and Brown Hyena in Limpopo with Limpopo Big Game Safaris.

ONLY $7300.00 ALL-IN.

11 Nights / 10 Days Included @ $300.00 per day
Trophy Fees Included for:
• 1 – Trophy Spotted Hyena including 1 Impala female for bait.
• 1 – Trophy Brown Hyena including 1 Impala female for bait.

* A $500 Permit fee is included for Spotted Hyena
* A $500 Permit fee is included for Brown Hyena
(Permit fees are paid to the Department of Nature Conservation and are not refundable if the trophy is not taken or wounded)

* A trophy fee of $2,000.00 will be refunded if a Spotted hyena is not taken or wounded.
* A trophy fee of $1,300.00 will be refunded if a Brown hyena is not taken or wounded.

Stay in our luxury 4-Star tented Lodge situated in the Soutpansberg Mountains of South Africa.

• Add an observer for only $150 / Day.
Rifle Rental – is included in our service.
Ammunition - $45 / Box of 20 rounds

Airport Pick-up / Drop Off included from Polokwane airport.
Airport P/U & Return available from Johannesburg (JNB) at an additional cost.

NB. USFWS does not allow the importation of Brown Hyena

ACCOMMODATION INCLUDES
1. The service of a licensed Professional Hunter
2. The service of trained trackers
3. The service of trained skinners
4. Hunting vehicle
5. Field preparation of trophies
6. Accommodation, Meals, soft drinks, bottled water as well as beer and wine in moderation
7. Daily laundry service

ACCOMMODATION DOES NOT INCLUDE

1. All air travel before and after the contracted period if the safari
2. Accommodation and travel charges incurred before and after the contracted period of the safari
3. Transfer by road from JHB International Airports to camp
4. Trophy Fees for additional animals taken or wounded
5. All air charters
6. Preparation, packing, documentation and export of trophies

19 September 2023, 03:13

twoseventy

Can a brown hyena be imported the the US now?

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19 September 2023, 03:20

jdollar

No. Still illegal like cheetah.

02 October 2023, 02:51

Big Wonderful Wyoming

People have got them in. Not sure how to go about it.

Not an easy thing to do.

02 October 2023, 04:53

jdollar

quote:
Originally posted by Big Wonderful Wyoming:
People have got them in. Not sure how to go about it.

Not an easy thing to do.

Not legally. This link is a dip and pack RSA website.

https://swiftdip.co.za/importing-cites-animals/

And when I was hunting in Namibia 2 weeks ago I was told specifically that brown hyena and black face impalas, which the ranch had plenty of, could not be imported into the US. They are both CITES I animals.