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Burkina Faso - December 2017 Buffalo hunts
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The outfitter in BF has informed me that he has a few buffalo left to sell. This offer is ONLY valid for December 2017. Season opens December 1st. This is a GREAT time to hunt buffalo. We have huge herds in the concession at that time. A great time for Archery and also double rifle hunters as one can approach very close in the tall grass. The weather is also very nice and not beastly hot like it gets in March!

This hunt will allow you to take 1 buffalo + 1 other large game species (select from list below). Cost of hunt 4,500 euros - 6 days, 1x1 basis. If you wish to add a second buffalo, the cost of the hunt will be 7,500 euros for 8 hunting days.


Trophy fees in euros (2016-2017)

Buffalo 480
Western Hartebeest 290
Sing Sing Waterbuck 420
Nagor Reedbuck 290
Harnessed Bushbuck 390

Trophy fees are govt. controlled and subject to change

Cost of hunt includes:
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Meet on arrival in Ouagadougou, assistance at airport and transfer to hotel
Accommodation in Safari style camp
All meals
Daily Laundry service
Water, soft drinks, tea, coffee. Beer, wine and spirits in moderation
Hunting Team consisting of local Burkina PH , tracker, driver and translator
4 WD hunting vehicle


Does not include:
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Burkina hunting licenses big game 400
Gun permits - 120 euros per rifle - it is very simple to take a rifle to BF
Anti poaching fund / Transfer to camp and return to Ouagadougou 500 Euros
Hotel stay before or after hunt in Ouagadougou
Tips and gratuities at your discretion
Trophy fees (see below)
Cost of packing, expediting and shipping of trophies by air cargo to final destination
Certificate of origin 20 euros per trophy
Dip & Pack 200


For those who have not hunted Western Savannah buffalo, the hunt is identical to that of a cape buffalo hunt. While smaller in size they are just as tough in my opinion and not to be played around with! They come in all color shades from red to black. The red ones seem to be a bit smaller than the black ones generally speaking.

Here are some of the buffalo we have taken:







This was the quickest buffalo hunt I have ever been witness to. Our very own Mr. Biebs arrived without shoes (hence the photo of his crocs) or guns thanks to the airlines! We went out for a drive just to look around and ran in to a herd of buff crossing the road. He jumped out and shot one with my 375 H&H Sako (not his beloved Blaser). I think he was a bit disappointed it ended so quick!!













This is an unbeatable offer for a great buffalo hunt in a wild part of Africa. We only have a few hunts to sell so book yours before they are sold.

Getting there: From the States fly to Paris or Istanbul and then to Ouagadougou where you will be met and spend the night. The next day you will transfer to camp by road (apprx 10 hours). Your hunt starts the following day. You will depart camp the day after your hunt ends in time to arrive Ouaga to catch the night flight out to Paris.

A yellow fever vaccination is required to enter BF. Visas can be obtained in 7 working days from the Embassy in DC.

We have taken more American clients to BF than everyone else combined.

Thanks for considering this hunt.


Arjun Reddy
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Brewster, NY 10509
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Posts: 2593 | Location: New York, USA | Registered: 13 March 2005Reply With Quote
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Arjun that is a great deal if i had not already hunted BF I would jump on this deal
 
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Good photo of my Crocs!
 
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That has to be the best offer for an african buffalo of some kind I have ever seen!! This would be the perfect hunt to try my Heym Express Big Grin

Seems I have to check west Africa offers aswell when the time comes Smiler

Good luck selling this offer Arjun Smiler Amazing deal!
 
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That would be a great Christmas present!!!
 
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Hi Reddy, any roan in your hunting area?

Cheers,
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Plenty......most common large animal after buffalo.
 
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I don't a roan trophy fee. Can one be the second animal on this hunt?


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As I remember, the Roan trophy fee was only $1,000 or so....best deal in Africa.
 
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A roan and buff - 8 days is 8,000 euros + trophy fees. Roan is 490, buff is 480 + all other costs as listed above.

Thanks

Arjun
 
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Adding a Roan would seem the way to go! If you're already there most of the cost is covered and that would be a deal to add such a majestic animal.

Are the Roan in the same area as the buff? Is it possible to also add a bushbuck or would that require another licence? And are any other, even lesser, critters available on this hunt if time allows?
 
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That's a great deal, I'd love to get a harnessed bushbuck!

Do you have any one-horned rams?


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Are the Roan in the same area as the buff?

Yes, all in the same concession, and plenty of them.
 
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Arjun:

Could they do a 2 buffalo/roan on say a 10 day? Can't do it this year, but would like to on an off year. Thanks.
 
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About ten years ago I tried hard to get to BF on a buffalo hunt. Rather than a quickie, I wanted to spend some time hunting birds before the main event, eg a week followed by a week of big game hunting. That was not permitted or not encouraged not sure which. Has anything changed? Is the bird hunting any good?


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Lavaca. Typically they like to package a single buff with some other species. But let me know when you want to do the hunt and I will discuss it with them then. All depends on quotas etc as well.

Russ, we have rough bird shooting for francolin, guinea fowl, doves, sand grouse, doves but not organised for bird shooting as such. But no problem if you wish to shoot some birds before or after your big-game hunt. Some clients like to do an evening or so of bird shooting to break things up.

Thanks,

Arjun
 
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Thanks, Arjun. Time away from the office is my biggest problem. So the prospect of a short ten day is attractive. But I love buffalo and two would be great. And, I've been jinxed on roan, so that would be an ideal combo with either one or two buffalo. Don't know what's up for next year, but will definitely keep this in mind.
 
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What are the prices for 2018?
 
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Very interesting, lets hear the prices for 2018..

I would be interested in a buff/roan or 2 x buff/roan deal as Lavaca suggested..



 
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Good Looking Horned Beast - Are they cantankerous and prone to charging?




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Who is that handsome fellow?

They can take quite a few heavy caliber shots so if one chooses to charge it could be a problem.

Trophy fees for 2018 have gone up slightly. I don't have them at hand but not enough that I think it would affect anyone's decision.
 
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