Cape Buffalo Hunt Pricing

KMG Hunting Safaris said:
There are a lot of areas that use this model, but there are some gems out there within South Africa that genuinely allow an open hunt as far as size is concerned. These are generally the bigger areas. I prefer to support these areas. Personally, I hunt Buff on the following rules, and in order of importance. Hard boss first, then shape( drop) then width.
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I am confident that most hunters would totally agree with that set of priorities.
 
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