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Babwesafaris offers the following hunts in the Zambezi valley in the Sapi safari areas:
Lion,Hippo &Tuskless elephant 42k.
Hippo,Trophy Elephant & Lion 53k.
Hippo,Lion&2 Zebra 44.4k.
The client may also shoot some various plains game and such.
The price includes daily rate and all trophy fees except dip and ship and govt taxes. All hunting is with a licensed Zimbabwe guide who is a native Zimbabwean. These packages are from the recent auctions held by the national parks.
I can only offer one Nintendo 64K. :)
Not sure how to edit so I will add that these hunts are 10 days from tent camps and the price includes pick up and drop off in Hararre
I was at the auctions and the lion (1 on liscence) and NO elephant (4 on liscence) were bought as the reserve price was so high. So can you explain how one gets this- is it a supplementary quota- if that is the case we would love to hear about it. Please can you post who BabweSafaris are maybe that will clear up a few questions. Regards Buzz
I am also curious as to why two zebra's are worth $2,400 MORE than a tuskless elephant??????
like to hear that as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buff-Buster
The lion is added to these camps at the reserve price. As you said it is still available so the quota may still be purchased. Hopefully Parks will stick to issuing only one lion this year with no exceptions. The reserve is a bit high but not compared to the price of lion in other African countries.
The zebra vs tusk less price issue comes about in the extra price in adding animals so there is sufficient bait for lion. It would be a problem to buy a lion and then not have enough other animals on the quota to make sufficient baits.
Hi Rastaman
Thanks for the clarification on this. I presume the same action would be taken for the elephants that were unsold. Good luck and yes lets hope that the days of additional quotas to "fat cats" has finally come to an end!! Buzz
Ok would it not be better then to shoot the Tuskless Elephant cheaper then Zebra and plenty of bait.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastaman
Bob
Lions & Leopards really really like Zebra's and it is a game animal that they are used to killing and eating. It was explained to me that it would compare to cat nip for our house hold cats.
While some parks have been trying to teach lions to kill and eat elephants with a limited degree of success, when they do kill an elephant it is usually the little - young ones that they go after.
With the over population of elephants the biologist-game department thought this one up. First the lion has to develop a liking to elephant meat, as with all creatures you go after the best tasting food first.
Hi Rastaman, Who is the 'babwean' behind Babwesafaris?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastaman
Dawie vanderwesthusen Check out this website. BABWE SAFARIS
Also, if you have seen all of the trump photos on the website he is the Zimbabwe ph in the photos.
Have found Ele makes good Lion bait BUT one Ele may not last depending on temperatures.
It makes a good volume of bait but all at one time. When it is hot you need a cooler or something to preserve.
We just had three more buffalo come available in the valley, not in the two parks areas. The camp would be primitive style also.