O106 - Tanzania Leopard Safari
For the hunter looking for Tanzania Leopard Hunts we have an awesome Tanzania Leopard Outfitter.
Hunting Tanzania Leopard can be very exciting and an awesome hunting trip to experience. You want to make sure you pick a reputable Tanzania Leopard Outfitter for your trip. We have researched this Leopard Outfitter in Tanzania for you and give them our full endorsement for Tanzania Leopard Hunts.
At Watlington Outdoors, we have done the research for you and in most cases personally hunted with the outfitters we represent. We would not recommend a trip or outfitter that we wouldn’t feel comfortable going with ourselves! Best of all, this advice to you is FREE!
Tanzania!
Masai area (near Kilimanjaro International Airport)
The Masai area extends to the border of Kenya in the north of Tanzania. It is famous for its wonderful landscape and variety of game. Hunters can enjoy an amazing countryside. In the north, there are wide open grass prairies that change into dry acacia landscape. One can find big herds of Thompson and Grant gazelle here. This is a great habitat for gerenuk, wildebeest, and also lesser kudu, fringed-ear oryx, buffalo, and leopard.
Selous Game Reserve (near Dar es Salaam International Airport)
The Selous (pronounced “sell Lou”) is named after big game hunter Frederick Courtney Selous, and offers the largest hunting area in Tanzania. Together with the famous Serengeti, it is known as the biggest conservation area in Tanzania. The Selous offers the real Africa for the dedicated big game hunter. The Selous is completely unpopulated. This area is about 21,000 square miles. Nowhere else on Earth can you find more big game.
Due to the low altitude (1000 to 2000 feet above sea level) and the proximity to the Indian Ocean, humidity here is higher than in the Masai area. You will feel the heat. Daytime temperatures in July and August range from 77° F to 86° F. Night time temperatures range from 64° F to 72° F. Later in the season, October and November, daytime temperature reaches 86° F to 95° F and night time temperature 72° F to 82° F.
Our camp can fulfill any request. Be aware that this is a classic tent safari like 100 years ago. The accommodation consists of large wall tents like Ruark or Hemingway used. All tents are equipped with beds, linens, bedside table, hallstand and bathroom. Coolers, short wave radio and a 4×4 vehicle in top condition complete the camp equipment. A voltage converter delivers 220 V. Adapters for 110 V for recharging your camera are available in camp. The camp staff is made up of 10 to 15 people. This team is on duty 24 hours a day to make your stay with us as smooth as possible.
LEOPARD Safari, on a 12 day hunt
According to Tanzanian regulation, cats can only be hunted on a 21-day-license, so all arrangements for a 21-day safari are included. As experience shows, 12 days are enough to have success with a big leopard. You only pay for 12 days of camp and outfitting. Leopards are plentiful and are easy to bait. All other species on a 21 day license can be hunted except for 2nd and 3rd buffaloes, elephant and lion.
Pricing and Packages
| 12 day LEOPARD safari on a 21 day license | 1x1 basis |
| Daily Rate @ US$ 1,470 per day | 17,640 |
| Government Hunting License | 1,250 |
| Government Conservation Fee U$ 150/day x 21 | 3,150 |
| Pack/Dip/Crate Fee | 1,800 |
| Government Trophy Export Tax | 500 |
| Gun Import incl Government. Tax per Gun | 250 |
| Concession Fee U$ 120/Day | 1,440 |
| Community development U$ 120/day | 1,440 |
| TOTAL | 27,470 |
| Additional Costs: | |
| Estimated charter flight cost, round trip | 3,450 |
| 1 x Leopard, with the 20% community levy | 5,880 |
| 1st Buffalo with the 20% community levy | 2,280 |
Pricing reflects approximate base package costs and should not be assumed to be all-inclusive. FOR SPECIFIC PRICING, BROCHURES, AVAILABILITY AND RELATED INFORMATION, CLICK HERE
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