LEVERGUNS SOUTH AFRICAN SAFARI 2014 - NOW OPEN

[86er]

FLY TO J'BURG
5-10 DAYS AT A REDUCED RATE
1X1 - $400pd / 2X1 - $300 pd
July 21st through first week of August (your choice of days)
Limpopo Province

Trophy Fees at reduced rate. Right now the exchange rate if favorable.

Inquire for more details and references.

Thanks

[piller]

I don't get vacation until I have been at this company for a year, and that is in November. I wish I could go again. It was a lot of fun and Chris and Sabina are perfect hosts.

[rbertalotto]

Web site not working... www.TARSPORTING.com

Very interested in this trip

[86er]

PM for the details please

[86er]

Daily Rates will be $150 for arrival and $400 per hunting day (1X1) or $300p/d
(2X1)

I can do the Levergun hunt from July 20th onwards. Ideally this should be a full
7 day hunt (1 X arrival, 7 hunting days and one dept day) but we could also do
this as a 5 day hunt.

Based on a 7 day (2X1) hunt this would mean:

Arrival - July 20th $150
Hunt - July 21st thru 27th $2,100 ($300pd)
Departure - July 28th Nil
Total $$2,250
Tax $315
Total $2,565


You can then pick whatever trophies you like. If this is your first safari, we usually recommend one of each large, medium and small animals. IE: Zebra or Wildebeast or Kudu, and Waterbuk or Hartebeast, and impala or blesbok.

We provide flight assistance, booking assistance for overnight lodging in NY or DC if you need, fireams permit and insurance assistance.

Please ask whatever questions you have!

[Marlin32]

Do you have list of trophy fees. I would like to shoot a Kudu, an Impala, and an eland. But would like to know some others,

To me, this is a relatively cheap hunt. Interested, but not sure I can turn it around this quick. But will give me idea if in next couple of years I want to go.

Thanks.

[Canuck Bob]

Just wondering about how these hunts work. What happens to the meat? Surely you can't bring it home.

Also are all these species even edible?

[piller]

Just wondering about how these hunts work. What happens to the meat? Surely you can't bring it home.

Also are all these species even edible?

The meat is sold on the local meat market in some places, and in others it belongs to the tribe whose land you are hunting on. The meat that most humans don't eat is often fed to the lions in the preserves where they are put when they get old.

[86er]

Eland = $2200

Kudu = $2450

Impala = $350

[piller]

Bumping this back up. I took advantage of 86er's offer a couple of years ago, and I don't regret even one second of it. I hope someone else can get the chance to go.

[rafter-7]

glad to see ya back Joe... Looking forward!.... not over your shoulder!

from the two guys from WAY up north! yea you ....bet... cant say it!

moran and putz

[86er]

This hunt is still open for Levergun forum members at these reduced prices listed in previous posts. Anyone interested, post questions or comments and feel free to PM me. Thanks