NON TROPHY ELEPHANT HUNT IN ZIMBABWE

Limpopo Big Game Safaris in Conjunction with Interland Safaris Zimbabwe offer Non Trophy Elephant Hunting in Zimbabwe

Please note that this hunt is not a PAC hunt

Outfitter: Interland Safaris
Area:Gokwe South (campfire area)

1 X Elephant 30 Pound and less $4000.00
7 x Hunting days $2000.00

Total Cost $6000.00
There are no additional costs involved to this Hunt

PRICES INCLUDE

1.SERVICE OF A LICENCED PROFESIONAL HUNTER
2.HUNTING VEHICLE AND SUPPORT TEAM
3.THE SERVICE OF TRAINED TRACKERS
4.TRANSFER BY ROAD FROM NEAREST AIRPORT TO CAMP
5.ACCOMMODATION, MEALS AND SOFT DRINKS AS WELL AS BEER AND WINE IN MODERATION
7.DAILY LAUNDRY SERVICE
10.ALL THE NECESSARY HUNTING PERMITS TR2 FORM

PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE

1.ALL AIR TRAVEL BEFORE AND AFTER THE CONTRACTED PERIOD OF THE SAFARI
2.ACCOMMODATION AND TRAVEL CHARGES INCURRED BEFORE AND AFTER THE CONTRACTED PERIOD OF THE SAFARI
3.TRANSFER BY ROAD FROM SOUTH AFRICA TO CAMP. (P.O.R)
4.ALL AIR CHARTERS
5.GRATUITIES TO PROFESSIONAL HUNTERS AND OTHER STAFF MEMBERS

Has the non-trophy quota been released? Is this a council authorized hunt or something?

Tom

I will not advertise a hunt that is not on my quota
So yes I have Non trophy Elephant on Quota
Thank you

Bosman,

I didn't mean to assert that anything is unlawful, it's just last i'd heard, the quota's hadn't been released on management elephant hunts yet.

that is a great deal. I have a concern about the number of days. Is seven days enough time to find a shootable bull?

Your just killing me with these deals Mossie !

This sound like a great deal...

I just booked a safari and am unable to fit a second into the schedule...

This will make a great deal for someone...

Hi Rastaman

Yes you can hunt a bull in 7 days. Keep in mind that we will be hunting Elepahant 30 Pounds and less
ss we do not spend days looking for Elephant. Should a Hunter whant to spend more days they are more than welcome to do so @ $450.00 per day.

Hi Tom

Maybe I answered to quick on this one. Sorry if it sounded funny.
The point is that I will not sell any unlawfully hunts.
I have been around the block with some very funny outfitters and have seen what these kind of practice can do if all is not in order.

This is an interesting offer. Can skin or ivory be taken home with the hunter or is it just pictures?sounds like a fun hunt.

wanting more info on non trophy elephant hunt. where dose hunt take place, how lare is concession,is it fenced, can i export ivory and trophy. are any air charters necessary and what other fees and amts--dip and pak, transport of trophy, other liscense or fees involved,what dates available, where do you meet and greet. thanks for the help thanks smokepole

MY RESPONSE TO TOM & SMOKEPOLE

Tom:

Can skin or ivory be taken home with the hunter or is it just pictures? No, this is a non trophy hunt there are no CITIES permits for any non Trophy hunts you can only take pictures.

SMOKEPOLE:

Where does hunt take place? Zimbabwe Gokwe South Concession

How large is concession? I am not too sure how big the area is in HA or ACRES but according to a map that I found on AH.com form East to West it is 150km
The eastern border is plus minus 100km and the western border about 50km.
There is a map of Zimbabwe on the AH.com site that you can check the area.

Is it fenced? NO the area is not fenced.

Can I export ivory and trophy? No, this is a non trophy hunt there are no CITIES permits for any non Trophy hunts you can only take pictures.

Are any air charters necessary? No not at this stage

And what other fees and amts dip and pack? There are no dip and pack fees for non trophies. Although there will be dip and pack fees should you want to take additional trophies on the same hunt. Buffalo $5600.00, Crocodile $5000.00, Hippo $4000.00, Hyena $1200.00 Trophy price include Gov. fees. Trophy handling fees are charged at $300.00 per client. (These animals can only be taken once the non trophy Elephant has been taken and there is time to do so)
I am not sure what the Taxidermy charge for DIPING & PACKING but I can find this out prior to your reservation dates.

Transport of trophy? $300.00 for ADDITIONAL trophies taken.

Other licenses or fees involved? There are no other license fees involved for this hunt, your TR2 form and rifle import permits are included in the package.

What dates available? Any date that suits the client will be fine at this stage; I am leaving on the 17th of March to do a hunt if all goes according as planned, I will then bring back some pictures and more info on the area and camp.

Where do you meet and greet? At this time I am not 100 percent sure but it will be either Bulawayo or Harare then drive to camp the other option is SA Polokwane and do a drive to camp but it will be a lot of travelling and I am not sure if anyone would like to spend time on the border and roadblocks.

Do you happen to have a picture of a elephant with 30 pound ivory? I don't think I 've ever seen one.

Here is a +/- 25 Pound Elephant.
I hope this will help.

Originally Posted by Macs B

Do you happen to have a picture of a elephant with 30 pound ivory? I don't think I 've ever seen one.

Thank you for the information, a thirty pound elephant is actually much larger than I imagined.

You are welcome Macs B

Hi Bossie

We have discussed this post via email, please be advised that the management quota has NOT been approved by national parks, if you do have a permit issued by parks, please scan and paste it to this thread for the sake of transparency. Allowing clients to hunt a management elephant with no official permit from parks is illegal.

Thank You

Martin
On behalf of SOAZ and ZPHGA

Interesting, thanks for chiming in Martin! No offense to anyone, I find these prices to good to me...to be true.

Martin

Hi Martin

I am glad that you posted the issue on AH.
I have been to the concession and have just arrived back in SA.

As I have told you in my last mail I do not have the paper work of the Concession in my hand.
The concession is registered under Interland Safaris.

Now I have been there and I have seen the paperwork and I also met with the Gokwe counsel and we also discussed your issue there in camp.
I have all ready sent all our conversation mails to MR Mbire of the counsel who I met.
Now if you whant to know anything about the paperwork or the concession I think it will be better for you to speak to the counsel of Gokwe or go and see Mr Mbire your self.
I hope you come right.

Thanks Bossie