GRU Dugga Buffalo Offer

GRU stands for the Game Reserves United
foundation that was set up to fight against the ongoing Rhino poaching crisis in South Africa,

The APNR have donated a buffalo to be sold and all the income from this hunt will go to this cause,

5/7 Day Buffalo hunt in the APNR (Timbavati, Klaserie, Baluli, and Umbabat)

Hunt is for a True Hard Boss Dugga Buffalo

Hunt must be completed by 31 March 2014

Trophy Fee $8 500

Permit fee $150

Day rates $250 per day

Client will be collected from Hoetspruit Airport

and road transferred to camp.

Hunt will be outfitted by Stormberg Elangeni Safaris,

PH James Quinn or John Sparks

PM me for more info

You're killing me Justin.....

Hey Caracal,

It’s a bargain of note and will fly quickly,

This hunt will normally sell for close to $20k but as it’s such a short time frame to get done it’s a bargain,

If it’s not snatched up by the weekend, I will probably just go and do it myself,

reg

JK

Shit....my poverty illustrated once again!

Justin,

I doubt this brilliant offer will be available by the weekend.

Great deal.

If I wasn't already booked for this year I would be all over this.

Tendrams, can I join the Poor Club with you ? Pain in the butt to be short of Money and time when offers like this comes up.
All the best to the Lucky one to get this hunt.

Is this offer limited to the "under 40" type of buffaloes, or can I shoot the biggest solid bull I can find?

It will be limited to the under 40" Buffalo

sold sold sold sold sold

Great price and hunt! While hunting in the Baluli reserve many, many years ago on a property owned by Danie Malan(not sure if I even spelled his name correctly-simply going from memory), with the fences all down all along the Kruger border and game coming and going freely back and forth, we saw a herd that we estimated to be over 300 buffalo one evening when returning to camp. That should be one fantastic hunt for the lucky hunter!

Use enough gun,
U are spot on with Danie's name and surname. I know him well. His ranch was known as Matagha ranch next to the Olifants River but he sold it off lots of years ago.

Thanks kallie404! Yes, and what a beautiful camp it was (hopefully still is!) Having dinner, lunch or breakfast overlooking the Olifants River and seeing and hearing elephant, hippo, etc. just down the gentle lawn to the actual river was such a marvelous experience! One of my friends shot his hippo in the back pond behind the chalets after it had come up the lawn during the evening nearly running into one of Danie's daughters while she was coming over to the camp from Danie's house. A great place! Thanks again!