Almost all Parks in the world have hunting concessions next to them. In Africa this is becoming more and more essential in the management of wild animals. The parks are not fenced, thus the animals freely roam out of the parks. The people that surround the parks are usually on a subsistence economy, where the worry of the next meal is a constant threat to their familes.

The Safari Hunter pays considerable fees to the government, the outfitter and the local people for the right to hunt. Suddenly the wildlife that surrounds the local village is more valuable than the cattle and goats. And when a trophy hunter takes the animal, the villagers gets the meat and a part of the trophy fee. Pure capitalism takes over and the villagers now want to protect the wildlife as a valuable resource to them personally. There are too few trophy hunters to impact wildlife populations, it is the person hunting for meat to eat or sell, that bring animals to extinction

This is the only way that wildlife can be protected in the future. Human population numbers are exploding in Africa. The need for land and food far out stretch the need to protect wildlife. However if wildlife becomes a valuable resource it can sustain itself for future generations.

Our hunting safaris take place in southern Uganda, just outside and south of Lake Mburo National Park. The concession area is 50 square kilometers cattle ranch (12,355 acres).

Nile Buffalo unique to our area of Africa

The cost is:

• 1 hunter/ 1 PH - €1000 per day
• 2 hunters/ 1 PH - €770 per day per person
• non-hunting guest - €308 per day
• First and last day are charged at half of the daily rate (these are the arrival and departure days when you are traveling between the camp and Entebbe airport) The non-hunting guest is charged nothing the first and last day of travel between airport and the camp.
• Minimum days of your hunt. This depends entirely on what species you want to collect. For example if you want to try for a Leopard, Nile Buffalo and Sitatunga you would need 14-16 days. If you only wanted a Zebra you would need 8 days. Advise us of your budget and species you want to collect and we will quote the number of days required.

Minimum 12 day hunt to take a Leopard from our concession

The price includes:

• First night at the Boma Guest House in Entebbe
• Dinner 1st night and breakfast 2nd day at the Boma Lodge
• Pick-up lst day at Entebbe Airport transfer to Boma Lodge (on your departure we should get you to the airport so you can depart the same day) 
• Roundtrip transport by Safari vehicle from Entebbe Airport to the Safari camp
• Deluxe Safari Tent with ensuite bathroom
• Daily maid service
• Laundry
• Hot water showers
• 3 meals per day at the safari camp
• All drinks including coffee, tea, juices, sodas, bottled water
• All game drives by 4x4 Vehicle or foot
• PH
• Skinners
• Field preparation of trophies (cleaning skins & skull, salting)

 Hunting Camp for the safari

The price does not include:

• Airfare from your home to Uganda
• Visa (€39 per person)
• Any health expenses for illness or accident including malaria prevention, yellow fever innoculation, hospitalization, doctor consultations, emergency evacuation costs. Check with your health insurance if you are covered while traveling, if not we recommend you obtain health insurance for while you are in Uganda.
• Liquors, sodas and laundry at Boma,
• Liquor at the safari camp
• If you must spend an extra night in Entebbe, due to flight schedules, then we can include at your request the hotel night, meals and transfers with Boma. Any cost related to delayed flights, weather, political situations or lost luggage
• Trophy fees
• Any Additional Hunting Fees listed below
• CITES permits if required
• Guns or ammo
• Extra Safaris to see other parts of Uganda, Gorilla Treks,

Trophy Fees in Euros (these fees are set by the Uganda Wildlife Authority and are subject to change without notice):

• Nile Buffalo €693
• Leopard €3847
• Grant's Zebra €424
• Eland €616
• Topi €500
• Impala €270
• Nile Bushbuck €385
• Warthog €270
• Bush Pig €116
• Oribi €231
• Grey Duiker €154
• Bohor Reedbuck €308
• Sitatunga €1154
• Hippo €462
• Baboon €70

Additional hunting fees in EUROS:

• National Park Fee €231 per person
• Gun License €39 per hunter (max 2 guns per hunter)
• Customs Clearence €154 per hunter
• Dipping €385 per hunter or €616 for 2 hunters
• Export Permit €231 per hunter
• Veterinary certificate €77 per hunter
• Camp Staff Tip €462
• PH Tip - up to clients discretion
• Shipment of dried trophy to your home or taxidermist - will depend on weight and destination
• CITES if required

Longbase landrovers used during hunts

Trophy Hippo taken in the concession