Dangerous Game Hunting Safaris in Mozambique

Dangerous Game Hunting Safaris in Mozambique

Hunting dangerous game in Mozambique is hunting in truly wild Africa.   Mozambique is comprised of vast untamed and unfenced hunting concessions where natuire runs its course via the seasons.   Mozambique has that old "untamed Africa" feeling that many of us modern day hunters search for.   Mozambique is split by the mighty Zambezi River which flows out of Zimbabwe into Massive Lake Cahora Bassa and then continues onward to the Indian Ocean.

The hunting season for dangerousgame hunting safaris in Mozambigue is generally from April to October, with some areas stretching the season a bit into November.  Both bow and handgun hunting for both plains game and dangerous game is legal in Mozambique.   Hippo are currently not allowed to be exported and Mozambique ivory is not importable into the United States.

Northern Mozambique has the Niassa Reserve, which has good populations of lion, leopard, common sable, eland and Lichtenstein's hartebeest.   Buffalo are distributed unevenly, but some areas have good populations.

Central Mozambique has hunting blocks on Lake Cahora Bassa and following the Zambezi River towards the Marromeu Reserve. Buffalo, hippo and crocodile are found in abundance near the lake.  Coutadas 10 - 14 are along the lower Zambezi river and offer world-class cape buffalo hunting.   Much of Marremou is flooded during approximately half of the year.  Buffalo hunting is memorable here, as the buffalo favor the floodplains and may be located by the flocks of white cattle egrets that follow the herds.   Some outfitters use Argos to access the buffalo herds.  Coutada 7 offers excellent hunting for trophy bull elephants.

Dangerous game hunting safaris in Mozambique are full of adventure and should not be missed.  If you want to hunt "old" Africa at an affordable price, then Mozambique is your destination of choice!