ALBERT JAMESONKAUNDAY NYONI STEPHAN NYERERE2 3

CHRIS VAN STADEN ARMAND THERON WILLEM (Wimpie) KNOX

AWARDSPHASA’s “Uncle Stevie” award 2004PHASA’s “Uncle Stevie” award 2007The prestigious “Uncle Stevie” award is based on trophy quality.

To have a career that I am fully committed to and passionate about is a blessing…..to have the woman I love as my wife is a true blessing!Annalize and I got married in 2017 and we are expecting our baby boy in January of 2018, we are both very excited!We both look forward for Annalize to meet all our valued clients and close friends!To say that we had a great season will be an understatement, thank you to each and everyone that made 2017 thesuccess it was!

We all look for forward to a spectacular 2018!

Best, Graham Sales

Once again let me express my sincere thanks and those of the rest of the fam-ily for creating some life-time memories on a first class safari!

Dr. Alan W Maki SCI Conservation Committee Chairman & Corporate Secretary

In the book “Horn of the Hunter” Ruark shares those thoughts and feelings some of us are lucky enough to experience when moments of “intensity” arise while hunting. My own “luck” and wonderful experiences in South Africa and

Tanzania happened solely because of your extraordinary skills.

You are a Professional Hunter’s Professional.Please know that I am your friend for life.

“Captain” Richard BurrisTucson, Arizona

You always exemplify the upmost reverence and respect for the animals we harvest. You are a leader in the hunting industry and great steward of the

lands.

Gary D. MeadeHouston, Tx

Graham Sales is the consummate professional, meticulous about every detail, from the accommodations to the wine selection and lively dinner

conversation…….

Rob & Carole Christian

I chose Graham Sales Safaris because of their reputation of ethicalprofessionals, and I was rewarded with truly amazing experiences!

Jeff Kulovitz

He really does go out of his way to accommodate not only my hunting needs but that of my wife. The professionalism is outstanding.

Harold Meyers Dalhart, TX

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Maki Family

Plains game safari daily rates in USD1 x 1 $ 575 / day2 x 1 $ 450 / day

Government taxes of 14% not included

SpeciesBlue Wildebeest $ 2 200Blesbok $ 1 250Eland $ 4 500Giraffe $ 4 450Impala $ 850Kudu $ 4 400Nyala $ 4 000Zebra $ 2 250

Buffalo safari rates1 x Arrival day $ 4508 days x $ 750 / day $ 6 000Buffalo license fee $ 155Concession fee $ 1 850Buffalo Trophy fee $ 11 500Safari total: $ 19 955

Graham Sales Safaris is proud to announce that we have been awarded the exclusive hunting rights by MTPA (Mpumalanga

Tourist and Parks Agency) for 2018, 2019 and 2020 onSouth Africa’s largest Provincial Nature Reserve

(no hunting occurred on both Reserves for a period of 6 years – 2011 till 2016)

The Reserve is the largest provincial reserve in South Africa and forms part of the Songimvelo-Malolotja TransfrontierConservation Area, a peace park located south of Barberton in the south-eastern part of the Mpumalanga Province on the South African-Swaziland border.

The incredible beauty of its range of mountains, which forms one of the oldest regions on Earth, with incredible volcanic and sedimentary rocks, examples of which are exceeded only by those found in Greenland. Rolling hills, hidden valleys, wide open plains and forest ravines support an incredible diversity of wildlife, plants and habitats. Along the valley floor winds the Komati River, after which it flows into Swaziland and to the Indian Ocean.

The grassy plains of Songimvelo Nature Reserve are home to herds Buffalo, Blesbok, Blue Wildebeest, Eland, Impala, Red Hartebeest and Zebra whilst within the wooded and hillside areas one will find Giraffe, Kudu, Mountain reedbuck and Elephant. There are also numbers of White Rhino on the Reserve.

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Waterbuck - Ben Maki

Impala - Gage Maki

Blue Wildebeest - Hawkins Maki

Impala - Haley Maki

Impala - Isabella Maki

Impala - Ben & Izzy Maki

Kudu taken by Jennifer Maki

Southern Greater Kudu - Ann Maki Southern Greater Kudu - Brittany Maki

Buffalo Cow - Dr. Alan Maki

Buffalo Cow - Geoff Maki

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The reserve is privately managed and owned since 1974 by a family who are passionate for wild Africa and its wildlife and who are pioneers in the South African conservation industry. The reserve is in excess of 125 000 acres of continuous wild Africa which is home to four of Africa’s Big 5 (Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard and White Rhino) and it is carefully managed to ensure that the reserve maintains its natural ecological integrity..With Mopane and Acacia shrub, huge mountains, massive Baobab trees, dry riverbeds and some open plains areas and with more than 8 000 head of African game this is without a doubt one of Southern Africa’s prime conservation areas. Our luxurious camp is designed for privacy and comprises of 5 double rooms , all with on suite bathrooms, electricity and all necessary amenities. Our guests will enjoy 5 star cuisine either in the central dining area or around the campfire at night. Our camp also offers a beautifully appointed open lounge area where one can relax after a hard days hunting(wi fi available)We also offer exceptional bow hunting with permanent bow blinds that are large enough to hold up to 5 people. Blinds are strategically built at watering holes with shooting distances that range between 5-25 yards.

Located inside the Bloubank Conservancy on the foothills of theDrakensberg Mountains and about an hour’s drive from the KrugerNational Park boundary. This area is known for exceptional Nyalahunting and is perfectly located to combine hunting with somephotographic and sightseeing activities for our non-hunting clients. Our traditional tented Safari camp can host 10 guests and rooms have double beds are all on suite with hot and cold running water. After a hard days hunting clients can enjoy drinks around the warm campfire or at the fireplace in our lounge area before having a warm hearty meal prepared by Alfred or Chef. The non-hunters can enjoy thespectacular views of the Blyde River canyon as well as visit places like: God’s Window, The Potholes, Elephant Whispers (Elephant rides) Cheetah Project, Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Hot Air Ballooning, Sunset Boat Cruise, Hoedspruit Endangered SpeciesCentre or the animal rehabilitation center of which all is withinreasonable driving distance from the hunting area. Here the huntingis best from June onwards.

The conservancy is in excess of 18 000 acres in the majestic Limpopo Province close to the little station town of Mopane. The Brakrivier Conservancy is known for Mopane bushveld, lots of huge Baobab trees and a few rocky outcrops and with the Brak river that runs right through the property it all adds to excellent hunting and to the uniqueness of this area. Our camp offers breathtaking views of the Soutpansberg mountains and surrounding areas as it located on top of the highest point on theConservancy. The open dining area offers a view over a watering hole that has frequent visitors. All rooms have on suitebathrooms and all amenities.After a hard days hunting clients will enjoy cocktails around the campfire and under the bright African sky before enjoying5 start cuisine prepared by Alfred our chef.

Greater Balepye Nature Reserve (BNR) is located near the small town of Gravelotte – and is the land of the Balepye Ba gaMaenetja Community, the rain makers. The Reserve is based on the conservancy principle, a joint venture between Balepye community and private business owners which is designated land for the preservation of natural resources, including gamespecies. This initiative, sustainable safari hunting and the local community’s involvement goes hand in hand in making this a project a huge success. The Greater Balepye Nature Reserve is a 40 000 acre wilderness conservation area of unparalleled beauty where animals such as Leopard, Buffalo, Sable, Hippo and Crocodile still roam free amongst majestic Mopani and Leadwood trees. TheSherhombe-Rhombe Rivier form a huge part in the eco system of the reserve feeding two lakes and sprawling into a serene riverine habitat fringed by Lala palms and giant Jackal berry trees.Our “stone under thatch” Safari camp is located on a rocky outcrop under huge Nyala berry and Mopane trees. The camp has4 airconditioned double rooms with all amenities and is built between the huge boulders that is prevalent in this area. The beautiful campfire area overlooks a small waterhole which attracts numerous small game species which adds to the uniqueness of our camp.Sought after species are Cape Buffalo, Sable and Roan antelope, Nyala and the following plains game species: Baboon,Blue Wildebeest, Bushbuck, Eland, Giraffe, Grey Duiker, Impala, Klipspringer, Southern Greater Kudu, Steenbok,Waterbuck and Zebra.

Graham & Dr. Steve on Tshipise Reserve

(North eastern Limpopo province)

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We have three different scenic tours available as an add on to yourhunting safari or as a breakaway for non-hunting guests during a safari. Additional sight-seeing packages can also be arranged and addedon request.

KRUGER NATIONAL PARK / SCENIC TOUR(Minimum 2 People)

2 nights $ 1 950 /person3 nights $ 2 250/ person

MOHOLOHOLO WILDLIFE TOURThe rehabilitation center where one can see and learnabout black rhino, cheetah, lion, leopard, wild dog,serval (to name but a few) and most of our predatory birdspecies up close and personal – this is a true haven for therehabilitation and care for the abandoned, injured andpoisoned wildlife.

3 nights $ 2 150 per person4 nights $ 2 500 per person

The day rate does not include any ADDITIONAL entrance fees, or special trips or flights – please discuss with Graham Sales.

Accommodation: Coach House Hotel & Spa (lunch & dinner).

Day 2: A morning of pampering yourself with massages, a facial, waxes, manicures, pedicures, wraps and treatments or do some shopping at the hotel’s curio shop and nougatfactory. Travel to Debengeni Waterfalls and then to the Pekoe View Tea Garden for lunch. After lunch drive to Moholoholo Rehabilitation Center.

Accommodation: Moholoholo Forest Camp(breakfast, lunch, dinner)

Day 3: After a relaxing breakfast visit the rehabilitation center where one can see and learn about, black rhino, cheetah, lion, leopard, wild dog, serval (to name but a few) and most of our predatory bird species up close and personal – this is a true haven for the rehabilitation and care for the abandoned, injured and poisoned wildlife. After lunch: boat cruise on the Blyde River Canyon lake.

Accomodation: Moholoholo Forest Camp(breakfast, lunch, dinner)

Day 4: After breakfast visit the Panorama route, God’s Window, Blyde River Canyon (Three Rondawels),Bourke’s Luck Potholes. Lunch in the tourist town ofSabie after one will head back to GSS Safari Camp.

Price: $ 2 750 per person.

Included: Guide, transport, accommodation (twin room), all meals, all soft drinks and entrance fees.

*Accommodation is subject to availability, if the mentionedaccommodation is not available at time of booking we willendeavor to supply comparable facilities.

A total of 17 Lions feeding on a Giraffe Bull– Kruger National Park December 2017

LADIES BREAKAWAY TOURDuration: 3 nights / 4 days

Day 1: After breakfast at your hunting camp we travel to Polokwane City – morning of shopping at Savannah Mall and/ or Gemco Curio shop. Visit Bakone Malapa, a BaSotho cultural village. Travel to Tzaneen via the picturesque little town of Heanertsburg , visit the “Long Tom” memorial where we reflect on South Africa’s war of independence. Time to relax and enjoy the Agatha spa before dinner at one of the finest restaurants in the Limpopo province. Overnight in themountains nearTzaneen.

TROPHY FEES (SOUTH AFRICA) IN USD

Baboon* $ 375.00 Black-backed Jackal* $ 370.00Black Wildebeest $ 1 950.00 Blesbok (Common) $ 950.00Blesbok (White) $ 1 670.00 Blue Wildebeest* $ 1 950.00Bontebok $ 3 900.00 Bushbuck (Cape) $ 1 800.00Bushbuck (Limpopo)* $ 2850.00 Bushpig* $ 1 875.00Caracal $ 2 500.00Duiker (Common)* $ 650.00Duiker (Blue) $ 2 000.00 Duiker (Red) $ 2 500.00Eland (Cape)* $ 3 950.00 Eland (Livingstone)* $ 4 250.00Gemsbok* $ 1 850.00Giraffe* $ 4 350.00Kudu (E-Cape) $ 2 800.00 Kudu (Southern Greater)* $ 4 250.00Grysbok (Cape) $ 2 000.00 Grysbok (Sharpe’s)* $ 1 800.00Impala* $ 700.00 Klipspringer* $ 2 200.00

Lechwe $ 4 300.00 Nyala* $ 3 950.00Oribi $ 3 000.00 Red Hartebeest* $ 1 900.00Reedbuck (Common) $ 1 750.00 Reedbuck (Mountain) $ 1 650.00Springbok (Typical) $ 785.00 Springbok (Black) $ 1 850.00Springbok (Copper) $ 2 950.00 Springbok (White) $ 1 850.00Steenbok* $ 750.00 Tsessebe $ 4 250.00Vaal Rhebok $ 3 675.00Warthog* $ 750.00Waterbuck* $ 3 750.00Zebra (Burchelle’s)* $ 1 950.00Zebra (Hartmann’s) $ 3 600.00

SAFARI DAILY RATES

1x1 $ 550/day per Hunter 2x1 $ 450/day per Hunter Observer $ 300/day Arrival day $ 350/person

SPECIES MARKED WITH *AVAILABLE IN LIMPOPO

DAILY RATES INCLUDE:

• Services of an experienced, fully licensed professional hunter and field staff.

• Fully equipped safari vehicle for each Professional Hunter. • Accommodation and all meals in fully

equipped and staffed tented safari camp or thatched safari lodge for the duration of

your safari. • All field preparation of trophies. • Daily laundry in camp.

DAILY RATES EXCLUDE:

• Trophy fees on all animals taken or wounded. • License fees where required. • Government taxes on daily rates and

animals not exported. • Accommodation prior to and after your safari. • Gratuities to staff and Professional Hunter. • Alcoholic beverages. HUNTING CONDITIONS

Trophy hunting is available year round inSouth Africa, although our summer months(Nov. through Feb.) tend to be very hot andis also our rainy season. The best period is from March through end October. Due to the vastness of all the areas, thelocating of game is done by travelling in aLand Cruiser hunting vehicle from where all hunting is done on foot.

All our safari camps offer accommodation of the highest standard, whether in our traditional tented or thatched safari camps. These camps are comfortable and safe and we will cater to each guest’s individual needs. All rooms are private and have en-suite bathrooms, with hot and cold running water and flush toilets.

Camp staff will ensure that bathrooms are cleaned, rooms are tidy and laundry is done daily. GSS caters for specific dietary requirements where possible. Prior to your arrival, one will be required to fill in our Dietary Information Form to indicate your specific meal and beverage preferences. At GSS we will make sure each and every guest’s specific needs are taken into account and are well taken care of.

Please visit our website regarding information on Caliber and ammunition selection, liabilityand Insurance as well as licenses and permits.

Nestled in the Northern Cape Karoo grasslands of South Africa one will have the opportunity to hunt a wide variety ofindigenous species in this 112 000-acre semi desert area will provide ample opportunity to experience the very best theNorthern Cape has to offer. These areas are home to exceptional Gemsbok, Kudu, Red Hartebeest, Eland and the 4 Springbok species to name but a few!

The brand-new Karee lodge is a superb development that fits right into this historic part of the country that dates back to 1881 when the first trading post was opened here by the pioneering hand of John William Wright.

A Northern Cape adventure second to none awaits at Karee and Thuru Reserves!

Elephant

Cape Buffalo Cape BuffaloCape BuffaloSouthern Greater Kudu

Black Wildebeest

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Hippo

(Timbavati & Klaserie Private Nature Reserves)

The Associated Private Nature Reserves is an association of privately owned nature reserves (Tim-bavati & Klaserie Private Nature Reserves)bordering on the Kruger National Park, collectively they represent 444 789 acres of land dedicated to conservation. In June 1993, in recognition of the importance of the area, the fences between the Kruger National Park and the APNR were removed to encourage natural wildlife migration.

Man’s incursions into this part of the Lowveld have always been temporary and brief, from early Stone Age down to the early 20th century. In point of fact, large tracts of land in the northern por-tion of the Lowveld were never permanently settled by man. The lands now comprising the APNR were barely touched, and are still only lightly inhabited.

This part of South Africa’s bushveld region may therefore be regarded as truly unspoiled and deserves recognition as genuine wild land, as opposed to the “restored” and “restocked” lands commonly found elsewhere.

The terrain is undulating with altitudes varying between 980ft and 1640ft above sea level. The area is characterized as ‘savanna bushveld’ with 6 different landscape types, the most prevalent being acacia and open woodland with Mopani scrub in the northern parts. With natural watering holes and riverbeds in combination with the favorable terrain it is the perfect habitat that attracts a huge variety of game that includes Elephant, White and Black Rhino, Buffalo, Zebra, Blue Wilde-beest, Kudu Impala, Giraffe, Waterbuck, Warthog and some smaller antelope. These in turn attract a number of predators, such as Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wild Dogs and Hyena, which makes this a popular choice for a ‘real’ African wildlife experience.

In essence Savanna is classified as a vegetation type consisting of both a tree and grass layer with complex interactions between these two structural layers.

Graham Sales Safaris offers exceptional hunting in the Klaserie and Timbavati Private Nature Reserves. Clients will experience a total free range hunt with a classic African tented camp in the Timbavati and thatched Safari camp in the Klaserie. It is definitely one of the best and premier dangerous game hunting concessions in Africa today where one can see numerous Elephant and around 2,000 - 3,000 Buffalo in a seven day hunt. THE FOLLOWING SPECIES ARE AVAILABLE ON QUOTA IN THE APNR.Buffalo Bulls Bulls are categorized for management and conservation purposes. Please contact us for details. Buffalo Cows Only old cows older than 10 years of age may be huntedElephant Bulls are categorized as follow for management purposes 30lb Bull (tusk weight per side) 40lb Bull (tusk weight per side)Lion Only male lions of 6 years and older may be hunted.Leopard Only adult male leopard may be hunted.White Rhino Only adult bulls may be hunted.Hippo It is recommended that only adult or past-prime hippo bulls be considered for hunting.

Please contact our offices for a detailed quotation on hunting any of the above-mentioned species in the APNR. Please note that permits are allocated 18-24 months in advance.

Cape Buffalo

Southern Greater Kudu Eland

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Red Hartebeest - Royce Emmett

Kudu - Matt Ellis Nyala - Monique Ellis Kudu - Daryl Bellchamber

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Kudu - Derek Westerman

Cape Buffalo - Scott Mayson

Cape Buffalo - Steve Bruggeman

Nyala - Paul & Linda Wendl

Nyala - Rob Christian Buffalo Cow - Joe Hatton

Kudu - Rob Christian

33rd wedding anniversary spent with Joe & Jeanine Hatton

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Spotted Hyena

Two of the five Buffalo Cows hunted by Harold Meyers

Serval

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ALL PRICES QUOTED IN USDSpecies Rate/day #Days TotalBuffalo + Sable + PG $ 1 550 x 10 $ 15 500Leopard + Sable + PG $ 1 850 x 14 $ 25 900Leopard + Buffalo + Sable + PG $ 2 000 x 16 $ 32 000Lion + Leopard + Buffalo + Sable + PG $ 2 850 x 21 $ 59 850Non hunting guests $ 425

ANIMALS PRICE LIST QUOTED IN USDSpecies License Fee Trophy FeeBuffalo $ 1 200.00 $ 4500.00Bushbuck (Chobe) $ 350.00 $ 1450.00Bushpig $ 200.00 $ 800.00Duiker (Common) $ 200.00 $ 300.00Duiker (Red) $ 200.00 $ 1500.00Eland (Livingstone) $ 1 150.00 $ 3 000.00Hartebeest (Lichenstein) $ 750.00 $ 2 100.00Impala (Johnston) $ 350.00 $ 700.00Kudu (Greater) $ 1 050.00 $ 2 500.00Leopard $ 2 400.00 $ 8 000.00Lion $ 5000.00 $ 21 000.00Reedbuck (Common) $ 350.00 $ 1200.00Sable (Roosevelt) $ 1 200.00 $ 4 500.00Sharp’s Grysbuck $ 350.00 $ 1200.00Steenbuck $ 350.00 $ 800.00Waterbuck $ 750.00 $ 2 700.00Warthog $ 250.00 $ 500.00Wildebeest (Niassa) $ 1 000.00 $ 2 500.00Zebra (Boehm’s) $ 1 050.00 $ 1950.00

Add on species:2nd Leopard $ 12 000.001st Buffalo on a Leopard Sable Safari $ 7 500.002nd Buffalo $ 6 000.00

DAILY RATES

Daily rates Include:• Luxury accommodation in fully equipped private hunting camps.• The services of a PH ,camp and field staff.• Fully equipped 4x4 safari vehicles.• All field preparation of trophies.• All meals and standard drinks during contracted safari.• Meet and greet customs assistance at port of entry.• Government concession fees, community and conservation fees.

Daily rates exclude:• Animal license and Trophy fees.• Lion and Leopard baits and pre baiting.• The cost of hunting license ($450) and firearm permits ($300)• The hire of firearms, and ammunition.• Tanning, processing, packaging and transportation of trophies

for exportation. ($750.00)• Transfers from Lichinga to base camp and back. ($1.200)• Hotel accommodation before and after the hunt, if applicable.• Air charters, immigration and / or customs fees.• Gratuities.• All prices exclude 17% Government tax.• $2100 government levy on all Leopard hunts.

NOTE :· License fees subject to change as these are controlled and stipulated by the Mozambique Government. To ensure quota availability, all required trophy species must be reserved well in advance.· US Citizens/ passport holders need a VISA to enter Mozambique - http://maputo.usembassy.gov/nevr.html

We hunt 988 000 acres in pristine wilderness in the Niassa province – North- western Mozambique. The area issituated north of the small town, Marrupa and south of Block C – Niassa Reserve. The concession is flanked on the left by the Ruambeze and on the west by Lureco rivers. The main habitat is Miombo woodland with some open Savannah areas, seasonal wetlands and riverine forests along the many water courses, rivers and streams. Thelandscape is scattered with spectacular rock formations and mountains, many of them have thickets of montaneforest growing in the narrow gullies that extend up the smooth – sided rock faces. The magnificent scenerycombined with the vastness of the area, abundance of game and pristine nature makes this without a doubt onof Africa’s last great wilderness areas.

Our Marangira area is home to prolific wildlife, including Elephants and more than 60 of the criticallyendangered African Wild Dog, Leopard in abundance, Lions and Hyenas are common with big numbers of Buffalo, Roosevelt Sable, Lichtenstein Hartebeest and Livingstone Eland including three endemic species,Boehm’s Zebra, Johnston’s Impala and Niassa Wildebest. “Personally I cannot believe or it will be hard to imagine an area with a higher population of Leopard, Roosevelt Sable, Buffalo and Livingstone Eland than this specific block”. In general, exceptional trophy quality goes hand in hand with high populations of game.

The hunting season starts in June and ends in November – personally we prefer the months towards the end of the season (September / October / November) for the following reasons; most of the tall grass has been burnt and new fresh grass is coming out which not only attracts game but one’s visibility is much better; the area does have a lot of water but some temporary watering holes have dried up so game is more concentrated.

Graham Sales Safaris – Marangira – Northern Mozambique - It’s not far-fetched to state that northern Mozambique may become the most sought after safari destination in Africa -

Marangira Main Camp offers 5 luxury safari tents with ensuite bathrooms with

hot & cold running water

LOGISTICS:

On the international flight one will arrive in Johannesburg from where one can take a connecting flight to Pemba in Mozambique.

From Pemba one will take a private charter flight straight to Marangira that leaves one with a 40 minute drive to hunting camp.

One can also take a connecting flight to Lichinga from where it is a 3 hourdrive to camp.

Mozambique

NiassaReserve

Marangira

Marrupa

Nampula

Pemba

Marangira hunting

block

TYPICAL HUNTING DAY

We always wake up very early each morning, have a preferred breakfast and leave camp before sunrise.

If Leopard is the priority specie, I strongly believe that one should focus on Leopard only. One will shoot baitanimals while looking for new bait locations while checking existing baits. Once one is successful on the Leopard one can start to focus on Buffalo and all other species. (I’m not saying we will not take a desired trophy animal if the opportunity present itself but one has to focus on Leopard before one goes looking for some other specie and the Leopard hunt does not get the necessary attention that it requires)

If Leopard is not the preferred or priority specie one will look for fresh Buffalo or Eland tracks to follow, most other plains game species are being spot from the back of the hunting vehicle from where a stalk is planned. (One might spend a few nights in one of our fly camps all depending on the desired specie)

We will have a packed lunch with us and will take some time during mid - day to have a meal and relax down in a riverbed or somewhere in the shade.

After lunch we will carry on hunting and slowly work our way back to camp. Due to the size of the area we usually get back to camp after sunset.

Back in camp one will take a hot shower, change into comfortable clothes and relax around the campfire, before having a warm dinner and a good night’s rest.

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21 Day Lion / Buffalo / Plains game Safari $ 112, 000.00 Dip / Pack / Crate $ 2, 500.00 Safari / Bird License / Rifle Permit $ 1, 500.00 Nett: $ 116, 000.00

14 Day Leopard / Buffalo / Plains game Safari $ 33, 000.00 Dip / Pack / Crate $ 2, 000.00 Safari / Bird License / Rifle Permit $ 1, 500.00 Nett: $ 36, 500.00

10 Day Elephant / Buffalo / Plains game Safari $ 35, 000.00 Dip / Pack / Crate $ 2, 000.00 Safari / Bird License / Rifle Permit $ 1, 500.00 Elephant Trophy fee $ 15, 000.00 Nett: $ 53, 500.00

7 Day Buffalo / Plains game Safari $ 15, 500.00(1 x 1) Dip / Pack / Crate $ 1, 000.00 Safari /Bird License / Rifle Permit $ 1, 000.00 Nett: $ 17,500.00

7 Day Hippo / Crocodile / Plains game Safari $ 14, 000.00 Dip / Pack / Crate $ 1, 000.00 Safari / Bird License / Rifle Permit $ 1, 000.00 Nett: $ 16, 000.00

10 Day Sable / Plains game Safari $ 22, 500.00 Dip / Pack / Crate $ 2, 000.00 Safari / Bird License / Rifle Permit $ 1, 500.00 Nett: $ 26, 000.00

5 Day Swamp Safari $ 24, 500.00 Dip / Pack / Crate $ 1, 000.00 Safari / Bird License / Rifle Permit $ 1, 000.00 Nett: $ 26, 500.00

Add on:1 day Kafue Lechwe hunt $ 5, 500.00

Observers $ 450.00 / day

Big 4 Safari 24 days $ 115 000(Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard & Lion)Elephant 12 days $ 35 000Elephant & Buffalo 15 days $ 42 500Elephant Tuskless Cow 12 days $ 13 100Buffalo 10 days $ 16 000Lion & Buffalo 18 days $ 72 000Leopard 14 days $ 20 300Buffalo & Leopard 16 days $ 24 800

The Savé Valley Conservancy is one of the largest private game reserves in Africa. Located in the South Eastern lowveld of Zimbabwe, bordering on the Save River on its eastern side, the Conservancy comprises an area in excess of 750,000 acres and is home to four of Africa’s Big 5. The Save Valley Conservancy has a vast and varied natural landscape, from Mopane brush, Mountains, rocky outcrops, dry riverbeds, open plains and the mighty Save River which attracts Buffalo, Elephant and various plains game species. Due to the healthy Buffalo and plains game in the Conservancy these in turn attracts Africa’s big Cats, Lion and Leopard which makes this a prime destination for an African Safari.

The Luangwa Valley is one of Africa’s prime wildlife sanctuaries, with concentrations and varieties of game andbirdlife that have made it world famous. The Luangwa Valley lies at the tail end of the Great Rift Valley as the Rift reaches Zambia, it divides; one arm to the east encompasses Lake Malawi and the western arm becomes the Luangwa Valley. Down the center of the valley flows the Luangwa River, fed by dozens of sand rivers that come down during the rainy season.The countryside is spectacular in its rugged beauty, the vegetation thick and, near the Luangwa River and its many tributaries, a lush riverine forest occurs that is green all year round. Flanking the rivers western banks are the North and South Luangwa National Parks separated by the 30km Munyamadzi corridor. To the east, between the two main parks is another Park called Luambe. The development of game protection in the area began in the late 19th century when the British South AfricaCompany was administering the territory and they imposed a total ban on the hunting of hippo and elephant in the area - Today there is an over-abundance of hippos along the Luangwa River.We hunt predominantly in the Luangwa Valley, the block lies between the North and South LuangwaNational Parks. Please contact us for a detailed quotation.

TROPHY FEES IN USD

Species USD $Baboon $ 200Buffalo $ 4 750Bushbuck (Chobe) $ 1 250Bushpig $ 950Civet Cat $ 1 250Crocodile $ 4 750Duiker (Common) $ 650Duiker (Blue) $ 1550Eland $ 4 850Grysbok (Sharpe’s) $ 1 450Hartebeest (Lichtenstein) $ 1 450Hippopotamus $ 4 500Hyena $ 1 850Impala $ 550Klipspringer $ 1 400Kudu $ 3 200Lechwe Black $ 5 450Lechwe Kafue $ 4 200Leopard $ 6 500Lion $ 17 500Monkey Vervet $ 385Oribi $ 850Puku $ 1 450Reedbuck $ 1 250Roan $ 8 500Sable $ 8 500Sitatunga $ 5 850Tsessebe $ 2 750Warthog $ 650Waterbuck (Common) $ 1 750Waterbuck (Defassa) $ 2 450Wildebeest (Cookson) $ 2 750Zebra $ 1 950

TROPHY FEES IN USD

Species USD $Baboon $ 175Buffalo $ 6000Bushbuck $ 1750Bushpig $ 1200Caracal (Lynx) $ 1400Civet Cat $ 1400Crocodile $ 7500Duiker (Bush/Grey) $ 450Eland $ 2500Elephant $ 27000Elephant Tuskless $ 6500Genet Cat $ 550Giraffe $ 2500Hippo $ 6500Hyena $ 1650Impala Bait $ 220Impala $ 550Jackal $ 200Kudu (Greater) $ 2750Klipspringer $ 1750Leopard $ 8500Nyala $ 5000Reedbuck (Common) $ 1250Serval Cat $ 1650Sharpe’s Grysbok $ 1550Zebra baits $ $750Tsessebe $ 1,500Warthog $ 850Waterbuck(Common) $ 2750Wildebeest (Blue) $ 1250Zebra $ 1550

DAILY RATES

Daily rates include:

* Services of an experienced, fully licensed professional hunter and field staff.* Fully equipped safari vehicle for each professional hunter.* Accommodation and all meals in fully equipped and staffed safari camp for the duration of your safari.* All field preparation of trophies.* Daily laundry in camp.

Daily rates exclude:

* Trophy fees on all animals taken or wounded.* License fees where required* Government tax @ 2% on daily rates and animals hunted.* Accommodation prior to and after your safari.* Gratuities to staff and professional hunter.* Arrival day.* Alcoholic beverages.* Transfers to and from hunting area

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Buffalo Cow - Kim Manning

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