Special Offer in Hunting BENIN

[Yvelines]

from next january to april :
- buff (2) and antilopes : 7 days 1/1 : 5000 euros , 10 days 1/1 : 6000 euros.
- buff, antilopes and lion : 12 days 1/1 : 10 000 euros

 

[BRICKBURN]

More details are required.

http://www.africahunting.com/threads/read-these-rules-before-posting.802/

 

[Yvelines]

Sorry
The hunting area is in North Benin, 47.000 ha, on border of Pendjari national park ( 50 km ). The border is the Pendjari river.

Include :
Airport tranferts
Hunting with PH
Landry service
All emails, soft drinks and wine

Exclude :
Flights tickets
Trophy fees
First préparation, dipping, parking and shopping of trophées
Importation rifle licence : 76,25 euros
Hunting licence : 458 euros
Export trophies tax : 100 euros
Administrative tracking tax : 22,87 euros/ day
Accommodation before and afer the safari in Cotonou
Air charters between Cotonou to the camp and back
Gratuites are at clients discrétion

trophy fees ( euros) shot or wouded animals
Lion : 2287
Hippo : 1525
Buffalo : 610
Roan : 610
Waterbuck : 610
Hardtebeast : 396
Bushbuck : 305
Redunca : 305
Cob de Buffon : 244
Red duiker : 152
Grimm duikers : 152
Ourébi : 122
Wartdog : 122
Baboon : 23

Afric Safari

 

[Yvelines]

Sorry for typing errors
The camp is web connected

 

[BRICKBURN]

Welcome to AH.
How long have you been operating in Benin?
Any recent trophy pictures?

 

[enysse]

So what is the daily rate?

 

[PHOENIX PHIL]

So what is the daily rate?

See the first post enysse. Very reasonable hunt costs, but a bit close to Ebola central.

 

[enysse]

I'm thinking hunts in that area are going to be highly available this year

 

[ActionBob]

If one could get all the critters on that list in the 12 days, it would be hard too come anywhere near those prices. Even just a couple of the big ones.

But yea, who's going to go there? I would assume you could keep your distance and be pretty safe on the hunt, but I hate to think of being anywhere crowded with people in that region. Hell you might fly in and find yourself forbidden from returning, or even have no flights back.

I know my wife would not go, not sure if she would let me go alone,,,, but I am pretty sure she would be vigilant of keeping the life insurance paid up!

 

[enysse]

Well you are correct, the USA might shut down the border for reentry from that part of Africa.

 

[BRICKBURN]

……………., but a bit close to Ebola central.

Sadly buddy, you are living close to Ebola country.
Only a 14 hour drive from your place.
Thankfully it requires direct contact to spread.

 

[PHOENIX PHIL]

Sadly buddy, you are living close to Ebola country.
Only a 14 hour drive from your place.
Thankfully it requires direct contact to spread.

True that and I was just in Dallas a week ago. But, not sure yet that it's going to be like west Africa, because you know, our government knows what it's doing........

 

[BRICKBURN]

You'll be just fine. I'm more afraid of the flu than Ebola.

 

[enysse]

I'm not afraid of Ebola, only our government and the people elected to these positions of power with no brains between their ears.

 

[Deleted member 15212]

great deal. crazy since I have been looking a lot into Benin and Burkina Faso! unfortunately, I've got next year booked up.

 

[sestoppelman]

Sadly buddy, you are living close to Ebola country.
Only a 14 hour drive from your place.
Thankfully it requires direct contact to spread.

Problem is we don't really know that for sure. I have seen several Docs now say that even being sneezed on from 3 feet may be enough to catch it and like always, these viruses can mutate and before you know it, its an airborne disease. I doubt that this administration will be bold enough to stop flights with passengers from West Africa for the foreseeable future. After all, they wont close our southern border, and we have all manner of things coming across down there daily!

 

[sestoppelman]

I'm not afraid of Ebola either, but I sure as hell would not travel in West Africa right now either!

 

[Wheels]

Welcome to AH.
How long have you been operating in Benin?
Any recent trophy pictures?

Glad to have you on AH.

Looking forward to seeing photos of trophies and hearing more about your operation.

All the best.

 

[Yvelines]

Welcome to AH.
How long have you been operating in Benin?
Any recent trophy pictures?

From 1998 on this area

 

[enysse]

What is the primary language in the area? French?
Any pictures of the area and the animals you have taken lately in the last 5 years