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Lion Hunt South Africa Category 1
​ACCOMMODATION & HUNTING FEE
$350.00 Accommodation and hunting fee 1 x Hunter 1 x PH per night hunting dangerous game
$180.00 Observers fee per day / night (non hunting)
$8500.00 Trophy fee Category 1

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Lion Hunt South Africa Category 2
​ACCOMMODATION & HUNTING FEE
$350.00 Accommodation and hunting fee 1 x Hunter 1 x PH per night hunting dangerous game
$180.00 Observers fee per day / night (non hunting)
$10500.00 Trophy fee Category 2


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Lion Hunt South Africa Category 3
​ACCOMMODATION & HUNTING FEE
$350.00 Accommodation and hunting fee 1 x Hunter 1 x PH per night hunting dangerous game
$180.00 Observers fee per day / night (non hunting)
$12500.00 Trophy fee Category 3

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Lion Hunt South Africa Category 4
​ACCOMMODATION & HUNTING FEE
$350.00 Accommodation and hunting fee 1 x Hunter 1 x PH per night hunting dangerous game
$180.00 Observers fee per day / night (non hunting)
$18500.00 Trophy fee Category 4


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Lioness can be added to any male lion @ an additional $5500.00
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Let the fun begin....

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Originally posted by dogcat:
Let the fun begin....

Jajaja.
Anyway, sad to realize my 3 lions are just category one... mmmm I paid too much

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Originally posted by dogcat:
Let the fun begin....

Anxiously waiting for it

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Originally posted by spanishhunter:

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Originally posted by dogcat:
Let the fun begin....

Jajaja.
Anyway, sad to realize my 3 lions are just category one... mmmm I paid too much

Sorry to hear that.

I admire the upfront honesty of Limpopo Big Game Safaris.

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Originally posted by GunsCore:
I admire the upfront honesty of Limpopo Big Game Safaris.

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Originally posted by MJines:
Me too. I know Bossie took flak early on but to his credit, he let the noise fall on deaf ears and persevered. Well done.

"The tallest trees catch the most wind,"

I love the community on this site, especially Said who hunts "tame game" in a free range area where the closest those animals get to getting shot is through the lens of a camera run by a democrat .

Lost of love to all as usual

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Originally posted by Limpopo Big Game Safaris:

quote:

Originally posted by GunsCore:
I admire the upfront honesty of Limpopo Big Game Safaris.

quote:

Originally posted by MJines:
Me too. I know Bossie took flak early on but to his credit, he let the noise fall on deaf ears and persevered. Well done.

"The tallest trees catch the most wind,"

I love the community on this site, especially Said who hunts "tame game" in a free range area where the closest those animals get to getting shot is through the lens of a camera run by a democrat .

Lost of love to all as usual

I have always supported hunting in South Africa, regardless of animals.

I have an enormous respect for those who are farming these animals.

Nothing wrong with that at all.

All this talk about CANNED hunting in South Africa is just plain bullshit.

Canned hunting happens all over the world.

Many of SCI's big trophies are shot as CANNED in every sense of the word.

That is not the point.

For me, I prefer to hunt lion and buffalo in open wild areas.

There is something wrong, to me, trying to shoot an animal and you see house in the background, and power lines and paved roads.

It just does not look very nice as a hunting location.

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I have always supported hunting in South Africa, regardless of animals.

I have an enormous respect for those who are farming these animals.

Nothing wrong with that at all.

All this talk about CANNED hunting in South Africa is just plain bullshit.

Canned hunting happens all over the world.

Many of SCI's big trophies are shot as CANNED in every sense of the word.

That is not the point.

For me, I prefer to hunt lion and buffalo in open wild areas.

There is something wrong, to me, trying to shoot an animal and you see house in the background, and power lines and paved roads.

It just does not look very nice as a hunting location.[/QUOTE]

Bloody hell "WOW" Said Said Said, You never fail to surprise brother. Now, finally after all these years you are talking sense.

Look, we can't argue the fact that everything and I mean "absolutely everything" in South Africa is bred behind fence, be it a Lion or Kudu, but it's all about how the hunt is conducted.

Some areas are bigger and some are smaller and if anyone in South Africa tries to call a hunting are "FREE RANGE" I call BS. Even a four foot fence is a fence and many many many species can't cross that fence.

Said, I truly admire your wisdom brother, I honestly do.

I am actually starting to like you now.

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Originally posted by Saeed:

quote:

Originally posted by Limpopo Big Game Safaris:

quote:

Originally posted by GunsCore:
I admire the upfront honesty of Limpopo Big Game Safaris.

quote:

Originally posted by MJines:
Me too. I know Bossie took flak early on but to his credit, he let the noise fall on deaf ears and persevered. Well done.

"The tallest trees catch the most wind,"

I love the community on this site, especially Said who hunts "tame game" in a free range area where the closest those animals get to getting shot is through the lens of a camera run by a democrat .

Lost of love to all as usual

I have always supported hunting in South Africa, regardless of animals.

I have an enormous respect for those who are farming these animals.

Nothing wrong with that at all.

All this talk about CANNED hunting in South Africa is just plain bullshit.

Canned hunting happens all over the world.

Many of SCI's big trophies are shot as CANNED in every sense of the word.

That is not the point.

For me, I prefer to hunt lion and buffalo in open wild areas.

There is something wrong, to me, trying to shoot an animal and you see house in the background, and power lines and paved roads.

It just does not look very nice as a hunting location.

[/QUOTE]

I have always supported hunting in South Africa, regardless of animals.

I have an enormous respect for those who are farming these animals.

Nothing wrong with that at all.

All this talk about CANNED hunting in South Africa is just plain bullshit.

Canned hunting happens all over the world.

Many of SCI's big trophies are shot as CANNED in every sense of the word.

That is not the point.

For me, I prefer to hunt lion and buffalo in open wild areas.

There is something wrong, to me, trying to shoot an animal and you see house in the background, and power lines and paved roads.

It just does not look very nice as a hunting location.[/QUOTE]

Bloody hell "WOW" Said Said Said, You never fail to surprise brother. Now, finally after all these years you are talking sense.

Look, we can't argue the fact that everything and I mean "absolutely everything" in South Africa is bred behind fence, be it a Lion or Kudu, but it's all about how the hunt is conducted.

Some areas are bigger and some are smaller and if anyone in South Africa tries to call a hunting are "FREE RANGE" I call BS. Even a four foot fence is a fence and many many many species can't cross that fence.

Said, I truly admire your wisdom brother, I honestly do.

I am actually starting to like you now.