Zambia Hunt

[dukxdog]

So I've wanted to do this hunt for the past few years. It's with some of the best PH's in Zambia. It will be in the Lunga Luswishi concession which is about 1,000,000 acres just north of Kafue Park. It is wild Africa.

With COVID the hunting opportunities are very slim for 2020. Zambia is now OPEN. A recent virus test will be required to go on this trip. No big deal. The hunt will take place in September for 14 days so we need to get right on it.

Zambia is not cheap hunting. This trip makes it very affordable as it is put together as a group hunt sharing daily rates with four hunters. One hunter will be after big leopard so his day rate ($1000/day) is higher than the plains game hunters ($400/day). Transportation from Lusaka and return costs ($1200)are also split four ways ($300 each).

Trophy fees are:

LEOPARD $12,500
SABLE $ 7,000
CROC $2,500
KUDU $2,500
Lich. HARTEBEEST $ 2,000
Defassa WATERBUCK $2,500
PUKU $ 1,000
HYENA $ 1,000
BUSHBUCK $ 750
REEDBUCK $ 750
BUSH PIG $ 750
JACKAL $ 500
ORIBI $ 500
WARTHOG $ 500
IMPALA $ 250
COMMON DUIKER $350
BLUE DUIKER $750
ZEBRA $1,500
Honey Badger
Civet

Older animals are preferred so trophy quality is excellent. I can furnish all information and recent references and hunt reports. This is the real deal.

If you have an interest and are frustrated with 2020 hunting opportunities so far, let's go!

I've been to Africa many times along with other far away countries so travel is familiar with me. This will be a great adventure and opportunity you might not get again.

Send me a PM or email [email protected] and let's talk.

 

[cronsman]

Not interested this year but just wondering, is this primarily done over water or is it spot and stalk? Haven't seen much pure spot and stalk african hunts and that is what I would be more interested in

 

[dukxdog]

Most rifle hunting is tracking and stalking. Bow is usually from blinds but can be stalking.

I ended up not going on this hunt but got a great deal on a 9 animal hunt in the Caprivi of Namibia. Took good animals and had a super time. I was the first hunter allowed in for the year after Covid restrictions were lifted.

 

[cronsman]

Dang that's awesome. Im primarily a bow hunter so spot and stalk would be what Id love to do. Kudu is at the top of my list, not sure but they seem like the African version of elk to me

 

[dukxdog]

Kudu are elk on steroids! African animals are very wary because there are so many predators.

 

[cronsman]

Man, that would be an awesome
hunt then! And those pictures confirm it haha

 

[npm352]

Kudu are elk on steroids! African animals are very wary because there are so many predators.

Those are nice animals

 

[Mudslinger]

Awesome! I can't wait to get back there!