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Afternoon members.
I have a couple of buff left for 2022 on our L9 block located within the Niassa special reserve in Mozambique.
Pricing includes:
-All day rates for 8 hunting days 9 nights in camp.
-Trophy fee as well as License fee for 1x buff.
-Charter flight from Pemba as well as return.
-1x Hunting license.
-1x Firearm import.
-VIP assistance in Johannesburg (plane side).
-Assistance with customs clearance, meet and greet in Pemba.
-All meals.
-All drinks.
-All taxes on day rates and exportable trophies.
Pricing excludes:
-International airfare.
-Additional days over and above those stipulated.
-Additional trophy fees.
-Non hunting excursions.
-Pre and post safari accommodations should flight scheduling demand it.
-Wounded trophies not recovered, not exported will accrue a 17% tax. (On trophy fee)
-Additional firearm import permits (should hunter bring a second rifle.
-All gratuities to ph and camp staff.
-All taxidermy as well as dipping
8 day 9 night buffalo safari:
Day rate $1,350 x 8 days = $10,800 - 15% = $9,180 day rate total.
+$3,900 Buff trophy fee and License fee total.
+$3,500 extras
= $16,580 safari total (regular pricing $20,650)
please note a second buffalo can be added at $8,500.
Feel free to give me a shout I have a couple days off before we start hunting again!
We do not hunt from herds within the reserve only solitary bulls or small groups of bulls are followed.
should a solitary track be followed and it joins a herd we will abandon the track and find another.
Some additional info with regards to our block:
Block L9, Niassa National Reserve
Situated in the North East of the Niassa National Reserve, this camp boasts over 31 miles of Lugenda River frontage and the same again along the Rovuma River, the latter forming the border between Mozambique and Tanzania.
This area is beautifully managed by having highly controlled and moderate quota allocation, strict regulations with regards to age-appropriate harvesting, constant anti-poaching efforts and great isolation from human activities. All this combines to make this 762 000 acre block in the Niassa National Reserve an authentic old school hunting safari experience. Game numbers are incredibly healthy, ensuring enjoyment for non-hunting companions as well as the hunters.
Game can be seen all day long coming down to quench their thirst in the cool perennial waters that originate over 300 miles away in the mountains to the west, close to the Malawian border.
The camp is situated on the Lugenda riverbank amongst Baobabs, Large Leaf Chestnuts and Fig trees. The sounds of cheerful birds are heard all day long and replaced by the frequent calls of Lion, Spotted Hyena and even Leopard at night. At the end of a day’s hunting, you have the luxury of retiring to the comfortable safari canvas tents.
These three en-suite tents each fitted with a queen-size bed, shower, bath, double washbasins, flush toilet and bidet as well as ceiling fans, the open-air dining and lounge area with a comfortable common area and fireplace all have a spectacular 3-mile view up the Lugenda river.
Electricity is available and generated by our diesel generator. The camp is further equipped with a bank of 12-volt batteries for when the generator is not running. Access to L9 is by charter plane from Pemba. You land on a grass airstrip right at camp.
The terrain consists of Miombo forests varying to Miombo woodland, riverine, granite hills and grasslands, thereby providing ample suitable habitat for the multiple species naturally indigenous to the reserve.
I have a couple of buff left for 2022 on our L9 block located within the Niassa special reserve in Mozambique.
Pricing includes:
-All day rates for 8 hunting days 9 nights in camp.
-Trophy fee as well as License fee for 1x buff.
-Charter flight from Pemba as well as return.
-1x Hunting license.
-1x Firearm import.
-VIP assistance in Johannesburg (plane side).
-Assistance with customs clearance, meet and greet in Pemba.
-All meals.
-All drinks.
-All taxes on day rates and exportable trophies.
Pricing excludes:
-International airfare.
-Additional days over and above those stipulated.
-Additional trophy fees.
-Non hunting excursions.
-Pre and post safari accommodations should flight scheduling demand it.
-Wounded trophies not recovered, not exported will accrue a 17% tax. (On trophy fee)
-Additional firearm import permits (should hunter bring a second rifle.
-All gratuities to ph and camp staff.
-All taxidermy as well as dipping
8 day 9 night buffalo safari:
Day rate $1,350 x 8 days = $10,800 - 15% = $9,180 day rate total.
+$3,900 Buff trophy fee and License fee total.
+$3,500 extras
= $16,580 safari total (regular pricing $20,650)
please note a second buffalo can be added at $8,500.
Feel free to give me a shout I have a couple days off before we start hunting again!
We do not hunt from herds within the reserve only solitary bulls or small groups of bulls are followed.
should a solitary track be followed and it joins a herd we will abandon the track and find another.
Some additional info with regards to our block:
Block L9, Niassa National Reserve
Situated in the North East of the Niassa National Reserve, this camp boasts over 31 miles of Lugenda River frontage and the same again along the Rovuma River, the latter forming the border between Mozambique and Tanzania.
This area is beautifully managed by having highly controlled and moderate quota allocation, strict regulations with regards to age-appropriate harvesting, constant anti-poaching efforts and great isolation from human activities. All this combines to make this 762 000 acre block in the Niassa National Reserve an authentic old school hunting safari experience. Game numbers are incredibly healthy, ensuring enjoyment for non-hunting companions as well as the hunters.
Game can be seen all day long coming down to quench their thirst in the cool perennial waters that originate over 300 miles away in the mountains to the west, close to the Malawian border.
The camp is situated on the Lugenda riverbank amongst Baobabs, Large Leaf Chestnuts and Fig trees. The sounds of cheerful birds are heard all day long and replaced by the frequent calls of Lion, Spotted Hyena and even Leopard at night. At the end of a day’s hunting, you have the luxury of retiring to the comfortable safari canvas tents.
These three en-suite tents each fitted with a queen-size bed, shower, bath, double washbasins, flush toilet and bidet as well as ceiling fans, the open-air dining and lounge area with a comfortable common area and fireplace all have a spectacular 3-mile view up the Lugenda river.
Electricity is available and generated by our diesel generator. The camp is further equipped with a bank of 12-volt batteries for when the generator is not running. Access to L9 is by charter plane from Pemba. You land on a grass airstrip right at camp.
The terrain consists of Miombo forests varying to Miombo woodland, riverine, granite hills and grasslands, thereby providing ample suitable habitat for the multiple species naturally indigenous to the reserve.
