Elephant or Leopard hunt in Mozambique

Matimbo Safaris have two seperate hunts available, hunts form part of community responsibility thus the permit fees are going to the local community thus the hunts are at this special rates.

Hunt an Elephant up to 70lb the duration is 14 days at $30 000(normal price is $40 000- $42 000).
Also a Leopard is available duration is 14 days at $13 000(normal price is $17 000- $19 000).

The Hunt will take place on the concession situated in Niassa in northern Mozambique. Real Wild africa as the concession is 500 000 hectares
of real unspoiled Africa.
The mungo and Masalo Area of the concession is where the hunt will take place.

This package includes the following:

Welcome and help to clear customs at Maputo int Airport
Help with import permit for firearms and visas if needed.
Transport to and from Pemba Airport (via Maputo int Airport)
Full board accommodation (meals and drinks in moderation).
Guiding and transport during the hunt.
Vet inspection of trophies
Prelimenary preparation of trophies and delivery to local taxidermist
All permit fees for hunting permit
Rifles can be rented.
Help with cites permit can be arranged.

Package excludes the following:

Packing and shipping of trophies
Transport to other areas on clients request
Personal items eg. personal and travel insurance,gratuities ect.
Trophy fees for other animals hunted
Observers are charged at $250pd
Airfair to and from Pemba Airport/Maputo

Welcome to Ah. nice offer.

The elephant hunt could be of use to some one.

Being from the USA does not allow us the opportunity to import the ivory back...

Is there a legal market to sell the ivory in Mozambique if an elephant were to be taken.

James

I believe you could cross with your non-CITIES ivory at Juarez - El Paso.

Once you cross the river take a left onto IH 25 and head North, I think once you get past Las Cruces you should be fine.

In fact, if you go mid-week you can probably just walk the whole elephant over the bridge (Santa Fe street I think)

Please remember to obey the rules, no more than 1 bottle of distilled spirits, 2 cartons of un-taxed cigarettes,
1 complete elephant or parts thereof and positively no fruits or vegetables

Also,please note that border control officers from both countries are there to help you and do accept gratuities.

SW that will not work for the traffic stops north of there...

Silly border patrol

JG

I had not figured the rest of the US Border Patrol in.... clearly, by the time you got where you got to where you are going the "gratuities" would have become excessive

However, a good smuggler always has a Plan B and here is mine

4 cans of John Deere green spray paint, stencil "used farm machinery" down the side and head North

and, the alternative to that would be to crate them up, declare them as "Stolen Mayan Artifacts" and call Fed Ex
(they'll ship anything anywhere...says so in their commercials)

If all that is too much inconvenience I can get you the number of a Cuban gentleman... a Mr. Suarez ... he does a njfty "pack and ship" for "cumbersome" materials

the point of this comedy is essentially this...with all the guns, drugs and people pouring across our Southern border, the concept of ICE, Homeland Security or the US Border Patrol spending much more than a millisecond enforcing CITIES defies all the logic I can muster

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Originally Posted by James.Grage

Welcome to Ah. nice offer.

The elephant hunt could be of use to some one.

Being from the USA does not allow us the opportunity to import the ivory back...

Is there a legal market to sell the ivory in Mozambique if an elephant were to be taken.

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I will find out from the office, as I am not sure. I am also in the veld right now with clients so I will reply asap.

Hi Second Wind. The problem is not with CITIES as we get CITIES here in Mozambique. The problem lies with the USA Fish and Wildlife. We need to change their bunny hugging ideas.

The town is called Nungo not Mungo and would be good for Leopard and Elephant LATE in the season.
Speaking from experience.

+1 Big Time.:thumb:

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Originally Posted by mozhunter

Hi Second Wind. The problem is not with CITIES as we get CITIES here in Mozambique. The problem lies with the USA Fish and Wildlife. We need to change their bunny hugging ideas.

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