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Season: 1st October to 15th December, and 2nd March to 30th April
Option 1: €10,000 to include one bear with no trophy points limit.
Option 2: €9,100 to include one bear up to 300 CIC points, plus additional trophy fee as follows:- | CIC points | Additional fee per point | | 300 - 349 | €71 | | 350 and over | €106 |
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| Quail |
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Season: August and September
Full board accommodation and hunting with no limit on the number of quail shot, £220 per hunter per day, including day of arrival and departure. Observer £80 per day.
If clients choose accommodation by the sea, the cost of meals will be extra.
Total cost of vehicle for airport transfers and transport in hunting area, £300 for 5 days.
Croatian hunting licence €60 valid for one year.
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The Nyampala hunting area is world famous for being the best in Africa. Prices for Nyampala are slightly higher than the other areas we offer, but you will enjoy the very best of African hunting.
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| Trophy selection, handling, and shipping |
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Whether you want to shoot the biggest trophy you can find, or are happy to take an average representative of the species, there are a few points worth considering before your hunt. This advice is offered to all hunters regardless of the country they are hunting in, or the operator they have booked with.
Your Professional Hunter (PH) will provide excellent advice on trophy selection, but the final decision to take the shot will be yours. Remember that an animal which is wounded and lost must still be paid for.
Having secured your trophy, always make a point of visiting the skinning shed to ensure that it is correctly tagged. There may be several heads of the same species there, and it is possible for trophies to receive the wrong tags.
We can offer advice on choice of Taxidermist and shipping of trophies, but the whole process from shooting to shipping, is the responsibility of the hunter.
It is quite usual for African trophies to take 12 - 24 months from the date of shooting to arrival at your home.
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