Low Fence Hunt + Wingshooting - Eastern Cape - 2015

KMG Hunting Safaris

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8 Nights with 7 Full Hunting Days for 1 Hunter and 1 Non-Hunter OR Hunter #2 (Hunting 2x1)

1x Mtn Reedbuck
1x Steenbuck
1x Cape Springbuck

1x Day Wingshooting

Total: $3650

Add Kudu @ $750


Extra Hunter may add game at trophy price list rate
found here: http://www.huntsafaris.co.za/saprice.php

Outfitter: Marius Goosen T/A KMG Hunting Safaris
Outfitter number: HC 04/2013 EC
PH Number: PH 16/2013 EC
Area : Eastern Cape

The following are included in your Safari:
All accommodation, food and beverages
Trophy Fees
Daily Laundry
Services of a licensed professional hunter, tracker and ground staff
Transport to and from the airport as well as all ground transport for the duration of the Safari
Field preparation of trophies and forwarding them to a taxidermist or shipping agent of your choice.
14% Government Tax on Day Fees

The following are excluded in your Safari:
Dipping, packaging or any processing of trophies
Shipping charges for your trophies to your own country
All International and Domestic flights
Accommodation before and after safari dates

Best Regards and take care,
Marius Goosen
 
Marius, what are you hunting on the day of wing shooting?
 
You have a shotgun with a decent length of pull I can borrow??

Sounds like fun.

After all the stalks I have been busted on, the mornings I have been awakened by an Egyptian Goose I would love to have a meeting while properly armed. They are first on the hit list.
Can they be exported? (I have never looked into it)
 
Yip on the shotgun. I'm pretty sure that they can be exported since they are not near threatened nor indigenous. We don't even need to go to the Wing shooting area if you don't want. They're in the river right below us.
 
Sounds fun. I especially like the kudu add on.
 
Last time I took my daughters.... if I could figure out a way to take Valentino... we'd be there. He would like to show Flex how to retrieve geese.
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I really like the kudu add on too. My fireplace needs some balance and another kudu would help ;)
 
My dog would love to chase those Geese down to. I'm not sure how to get him snake and Croc smart though!
 
Very nice offer! The geese can be exported.
 
You have a shotgun with a decent length of pull I can borrow??

Sounds like fun.

After all the stalks I have been busted on, the mornings I have been awakened by an Egyptian Goose I would love to have a meeting while properly armed. They are first on the hit list.
Can they be exported? (I have never looked into it)


How about I lay a challenge down for you to get one with the bow?
 
Well, you're going to need to peg it. Who do you think is swimming after that goose while it's floating down the Fish River?
 
I saw it on page 24 of the PH study manual.
PH's are in charge of follow up!
 
Dumb question; if you shoot a bunch of birds in Africa and want them mounted in the states, how are they prepared for the trip to the stateside taxidermist?
 
Dumb question; if you shoot a bunch of birds in Africa and want them mounted in the states, how are they prepared for the trip to the stateside taxidermist?

Caped, salted, dipped and packed very carefully.
Zero fat left on the hides or they will spoil.
 
Caped, salted, dipped and packed very carefully.
Zero fat left on the hides or they will spoil.

Spot On.

Dumb question; if you shoot a bunch of birds in Africa and want them mounted in the states, how are they prepared for the trip to the stateside taxidermist?

The taxidermist prefers us to freeze the birds whole, and deliver them to his studio just like that. They take care of the cape process and what needs to be done to preserve it.
On a side note, check with your taxidermist about the costs of mounting birds so that you don't get any nasty surprises. There is a lot of work involved and they can be very expensive to mount.
 
The taxidermist prefers us to freeze the birds whole, and deliver them to his studio just like that. They take care of the cape process and what needs to be done to preserve it.
On a side note, check with your taxidermist about the costs of mounting birds so that you don't get any nasty surprises. There is a lot of work involved and they can be very expensive to mount.

I didn't know if the skinners actually caped birds out or if they were delivered frozen to the taxidermist and they did it. Good to know. Thanks
 
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Shotgun importation.
I have been considering bringing a shotgun.
Is there less problem with a O/U? What about the Semiautomatic?
 
Brickburn,
There will be no problem with the O/U. Semi-auto is not allowed.
Mine is O/U, so you're welcome to use it. But, I do know how one gets attached to ones' shotgun, so.....
 
Marius , double check with the PHASA girls . I think if you give a good enough motivation you can now bring semi- auto hunting rifles in.

We took a semi-auto Benelli to Zim in August without any problems.
Regards
 

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