Customs broker in Washington DC

[autofire]

I have several trophies in Namibia waiting to ship. One is a leopard skin and the US import permit expires in 3 months.

My normal customs broker does not have a Washington DC office, which is where the air freight flights from Jberg are scheduled.

Can anyone recommend a customs broker in DC-give me name/contact info?

Thanks

 

[Philip Glass]

@TROPHY SHIPPERS is who I use

 

[mdwest]

@TROPHY SHIPPERS is who I use

+1

Tom @TROPHY SHIPPERS is my first choice

 

[Mark Biggerstaff]

Like above have said. Contact Tom, only person I will use from now on.

 

[Dawg2019]

Tom is top notch, he was on top of our shipments and had a solution for every bump in the road that was encountered with my imports.

 

[LivingTheDream]

I think they still have to be cleared in Baltimore. Might want to give hunters international a call. I have used them 3 times.

 

[Roller]

Yes pretty sure they still need to be cleared at BWI. If they arrive at IAD, they will have to be trucked over to BWI for clearance unless things have changed. I have used Laing International twice with perfect performance on their part. Make sure they are sent directly to BWI to save yourself hassle and expense. The customs broker should advise you of that unless it has changed.

 

[johnnyblues]

I have trophy shippers handling my Mexico hunt in December. I hope! I have also used Hunters international with good results.

 

[Jeff75]

I hope this issue has already been resolved. If not, BWI is the nearest US Fish and Wildlife port to DC . The trophies would be trucked there from Dulles. I used Laing International for customs clearance/brokerage at BWI with zero issues.