March – November
Botswana is one of the most beautiful countries in all of Africa with the Okavango Delta spanning an area of over 7,000 square miles along with the world famous Kalahari Desert. Your quest will take place adjacent to the Northern reaches of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve on an exclusive 148,000-acre continuous private concession. Rifle hunting is done by spot and stalking and checking water holes for fresh tracks to follow using the finely honed skills of the Bushman trackers. Bow hunters are also welcome and guided by a fellow bow-hunter using key blinds over water points and spot-stalk.
This adventure is for the sportsman who wants to hunt unspoiled wild Africa for a wide assortment of native plains game. From the Livingstone Eland, Southern Greater kudu, gemsbuck down to the diminutive steenbuck and jackal. Recent game counts confirm not only quality trophy class game but healthy herds of all species. Since 2010 they have taken several kudu over 60″ with the largest touching 64″, 4 eland measuring 42″+. and the largest gemsbuck measuring an amazing 46″. Game counts run 2,000+ kudu, 2,000+ blue wildebeest, 1,500+ gemsbuck and 1,300+ eland.
All three of the big cats roam through this concession, and it is not uncommon to see lion and cheetah with a few lucky hunters even spotting the secretive leopard during daylight hours. The quality of outfitting along with the vast experience of the professional hunters, strict attention to detail is your assurances of an unforgettable safari into the remote and unspoiled tracts of Botswana. This 3-star camp features private thatched roof chalets with en suite baths, central lounge, swimming pool, dining room and outdoor bar. Right at the lodge is a water hole they do not hunt and you will see game right in camp. You not only get the opportunity to take great trophies, but you get a true international hunting experience.
Non-hunters will be very comfortable and welcome to go afield as much or little as they like. Lunch can be planned under the shade Camel thorn tree or in the comfort of camp. All of these hunts are strictly limited, so early bookings are required to secure on of the few permits available.
8 Day Package- $ 10,200 per hunter.
– One hunter X 1 guide. +$532 VAT
8 Day Package – $ 9,200 per hunter.
– Two hunters X 1 guide +$420 VAT
Package includes daily rates for 8 days/9 nights.
Trophy fees for 1x gemsbok, 1x kudu, 1x eland, 1x blue wildebeest, 1x impala, 1x black back jackal, 1 x zebra per hunter
7 Day Package – $ 8.900.
– One hunter X 1 guide
7 Day Package – $ 7.900 per hunter.
– Two hunters X 1 guide
Package includes daily rates for 7 days/8 nights.
Trophy fees for 1x gemsbok, 1x kudu, 1x eland, 1x blue wildebeest, 1x impala, 1x black back jackal.
* Additional animals may be shot for trophy fees. *no refunds on animals not taken
* No swapping/substituting of animals. * No sharing of packages
8 Day Package- $ 10,200 per hunter. +$532 VAT
– One hunter X 1 guide.
8 Day Package – $ 9,200 per hunter. +$420 VAT
– Two hunters X 1 guide
Package includes daily rates for 8 days/9 nights.
Trophy fees for 1x gemsbok, 1x kudu, 1x eland, 1x blue wildebeest, 1x impala, 1x black back jackal, 1 x zebra per
hunter .
* Additional animals may be shot for trophy fees. *no refunds on animals not taken
* No swapping/substituting of animals.* No sharing of packages
* No swapping/substituting of animals.* No sharing of packages
Daily rates:
$ 545 per day, one hunter with one guide
$ 430 per day per hunter, two hunters with one guide
$ 315 per day per observer
$ 150 per day per cameraman
* camp is shared
Included in daily rate:
– Meeting on arrival at Maun Airport
– Full services of a Professional Hunter and trackers.
– Full accommodation in 3 star camp and staff services
– All meals and beverages
– Daily laundry and housekeeping service
Not included in daily rate:
– Trophy Fees
– Road transport to the camp from Maun airport return $800 including vat (3 pax. per vehicle)
– Botswana Gun import permits ($200 per gun)
– Gratuities
– Dip and Pack/Trophy shipping
– Hotel and travel service before and after the safari
– Ammunition
– 14% Botswana government VAT
– Extra activities and trips
* All prices/rates are subject to change.
ELAND BULL $ 1,800
ELAND COW $ 675
KUDU BULL $ 2,100
KUDU MANAGEMENT BULL $ 1,000
GEMSBOK $ 1,100
WATERBUCK $ 1,600
BLUE WILDEBEEST $ 800
ZEBRA $ 1,200
RED HARTEBEEST $ 1,500
SPRINGBOK $ 800
WARTHOG M/F $ 500
IMPALA $ 500
DUIKER $ 500
STEENBOK $ 500
JACKAL $ 150
OSTRICH $ 500
GIRAFFE $ 3,500
LEOPARD POA
CARACAL (if available) $ 2,100
* All prices/rates are subject to change
Professional hunter, camp accommodations, meals, full bar, tracker, skinner, full camp staff, meet and greet in Maun, field care of trophies and daily laundry.
Botswana firearm permit – $200/gun – if taking own firearms
Ammo tax upon arrival – if taking ammo – must pay in local currency – Botswana Pula
hotels before and after safari if needed
dip/pack – $150/animal
crating
trophy shipping
taxidermy
tips
additional animals taken of trophy fee basis
14% Botswana government tax on daily rate safaris and extra days
$800 round trip from $112 tax per vehicle (up to 3 pax) ground transfer from Maun – camp – Maun
Sample Itinerary
Day 1: Depart from home and fly to Johannesburg, South Africa
Day 2: Arrive in Johannesburg, Clear customs and overnight
Cabela’s Travel can assist you with B&B and firearm transition service
Days 3: Morning flight to Maun, Botswana where you will be met by the outfitter and transfer to camp
Your scheduled trip dates – full days
Departure Itinerary
Day 1: Depart camp for Maun where you will take a domestic flight to Johannesburg.
You will check your bags all the way to the USA and stay in-transitions upon arrival in Johannesburg.
Day 2: Arrive in USA, clear customs and continue home
Easy: Somewhat easy walking when it comes to physicality. Minimal walking or hiking and terrain is very accessible. Mostly hunting from blinds or tree stands.
Moderate: Physicality is somewhat moderate to advanced. Spot and stalk method of hunting as well as some hunting from blinds. Terrain can vary from prairies to mountains at higher elevations.
Difficult: Requires an advanced degree of physical endurance. Terrain is typically more mountainous and hunting can take place at higher elevation.
Extreme: Most difficult and physically demanding hunts. Requires advanced to extreme endurance and terrain or game pursued may involve dangerous situations.
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