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TANZANIA

Traditionally acclaimed for exceptional hunting and trophy quality, now is the time to enjoy a Tanzanian Safari. Experience first class service and traditional tented camps.  Best success for good maned Lions. Collect all the indigenous Tanzanian species - including the elusive Gerenuk and Lesser Kudu.

Outfitter operates out of  3 different concessions (M1; R1 and K4) , situated north west of Selous some 500kms from DAR making it possible to drive(6 hrs on tar road) or fly into the areas' airstrips. If you happen to have a map of the Selous the concessions are between ruaha river to the north and Kilombero river to the south, M1 and R1 are adjacent to each other while K4 is to the south of the other two concessions.
 
The species available include buffalo, Liechtenstein hartebeest, common waterbuck, Roosevelt sable, nyasa wildebeest, zebra, impala, lion, leopard, elephant, eland, plenty of hippo and crocs, reedbuck, bushbuck, warthog, hyena and plenty of other smaller game. 
 

On trophy quality, lion are the typical Selous type, big bodied but less mane compared to western and masailand ones. Some exceptionally good ones have been taken and the chances are 50% - 70%. The leopard trophy is of very good size as there's plenty of food around (over 80% chance), while the elephant taken are over 5 ft 10 inches in length with weight average 30 lbs.

 
The beauty of the Selous lies in its' real wilderness, plenty of game around makes it an excellent place for those wanting to see the real old Africa. The experience one gets from hunting there is just unique, it's really wonderful for family safaris. One could do some tiger fishing as the camps are all located along the Ruaha and Kilombero rivers.
 
Their professional hunters are mostly Zimbabwe whites (if clients request we do provide for local ones), their hunting skills and knowledge of wildlife and the bush is excellent. The best time for the cat hunters is from August 1st while elephant hunting is all season round i.e. from July 1st