September 1-10, 2023
Join WTA Senior Consultant, Travis Baker, for a 10-day Cape Buffalo and Plains Game safari. The unspoiled Niassa Reserve Concession in Northern Mozambique totals approximately 1,730,000 acres. This concession lies within the unspoiled, pristine Miombo woodlands. For 93-miles the perennial Lugenda River is the main lifeline of the region and forms their western border. The main safari camp is beautifully located high on the rivers bank with the most amazing views towards the west. Camp offers luxurious air-conditioned, en-suite lodge style accommodations, an open air bar, lounge and dining area under thatch, an indoor infinity pool, broadband internet and satellite TV upon request. Exceptional hunting and rare trophies in a traditional fashion with knowledgeable PH’s and skilled trackers. This concession offers some of the best buffalo hunting left in Africa. None of the buffalo hunting is done in the herds, only lone dagga boys or groups of bulls. The reserve is also home to 4 of the Big 5 as well as hippo and crocodile. There are healthy numbers of endemic species including the Niassa wildebeest, Böhms zebra, yellow baboon, Johnson’s impala, Roosevelt sable, Livingstone suni, eland, red duiker, Lichtenstein hartebeest, spotted hyena, kudu, warthog, bushbuck, bushpig, common duiker and waterbuck.
$21,500 (1×1) includes cape buffalo
Additional animals can be taken on trophy fee basis:
Total trophy cost consist of government license fees and trophy fees
Trophy fees – due upon shooting
Yellow baboon $200
Cape buffalo $4,000
Bushbuck $1,200
Bushpig $750
Crocodile $4,500
Common duiker $600
Sable $6,000
Red duiker $1,000
Eland $2,800
Sharpe’s grysbok $1,400
Liechtenstein hartebeest $2,850
Guinea fowl $20
Hyena $1,400
Johnston’s impala $600
Kudu $2,500
Leopard $7,500
Lion $20,000
Suni $1,400
Warthog $650
Waterbuck $1,800
Niassa Wildebeest $3,750
Böhms zebra $2,500
Fees subject to change
Price includes license and trophy fee for cape buffalo. Plains Game can be hunted for cost of license and on a trophy fee basis.
Meet and greet in Pemba, round-trip charter to camp, exclusive use of camp, all meals and drinks, PH, trackers, skinners, daily laundry, license and trophy fee for buffalo, transport of trophy to Pemba.
Commercial airfare, hotel en route, gratuity, license and trophy fees for additional animals (plains game), firearm rental, personal items.
August 29 – Depart U.S. for Johannesburg
August 30 – Arrive Johannesburg where you will be met and transferred to Africa Sky to overnight.
August 31 – Fly SA Link airlines to Pemba where the group will be met and chartered to camp. Get settled in, check rifles, etc. Dinner and overnight.
September 1-10 Ten day cape buffalo and plains game hunt.
September 11 – Return to Pemba and fly SA Link airlines to Johannesburg. Continue back home this evening.
September 12 – Arrive back in U.S.
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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