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Full Bag Safari in Tanzania
Rifle Only 1x1 STARTING AT $69,000!
2019 / 2020
This 21 day full bag safari in Central Tanzania is as close as you can get to the safaris of old! Hunt leopard, lion and three Cape buffalo along with sable, roan and plains game from a 3 star tented camp Your PH will be one of Africa's greatest cat hunters. This is a great hunt to bring a cameraman along on, as your cats will be taken in the daylight.
Full Bag Hunting Safari In Zimbabwe
Rifle-Black Powder-Bow 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide) ONLY $36,632!!
2022 / 2023
This is a 21 day Full Bag Safari for Cape Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard and Lion in Zimbabwe's famous Matetsi concession. Featuring un-fenced borders with Hwange National Park on the south and Botswana on the west, Matetsi features good populations of the big four and also has exceptional sable! Why go to the expense of multiple safaris when you can hunt all four trophies at once!
Hunt the Big 5
Rifle-Black Powder 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide) ONLY $49,152!
2022 / 2023
This is a hunt for all five dangerous game animals that make up Africa's Big 5. This luxury hunt will occur in two countries. You will begin your hunting safari in South Africa for rhino. Then you will move to the Matetsi area of Zimbabwe to continue your hunt for the remaining four trophies. This is the hunt of a lifetime and you will be envied by all!
Full Bag Safaris in Africa
Full bag safaris in Africa are somewhat of a rare occurrence in modern day Africa. In the days of yesteryear, hunting safaris to Africa could stretch over several months. At one time, there were no bag limits and a hunter could shoot as many animals of any particular species that they so desired. As animal populations began to shrink due to over hunting, governments began to set quotas. Today, the most big game animals that a hunter can expect to take is one animal of each species, except for Cape buffalo. Furthermore, dangerous game hunting has evolved to where safaris to Africa are much more specialized than in the past. One main big game species, and sometimes two are now considered the norm. With mandatory and voluntary restrictions on taking male lions of six years of age or older, a lion hunting safari must devote its full efforts to securing a shot at a mature lion that meets this criteria. Those seeking trophy animals of one species are much more likely to devote most of their hunting efforts to securing that one primary animal that they are targeting.
So what defines full bag safaris? In modern Africa, full bag safars are considered to be safaris that allow a hunter to harvest one animal from each of the big five animals that are available in that country along with a full selection of available plains game. To achieve a full bag safari for all of the big five animals of Africa in one country would require the hunt to take place in either South Africa or Namibia, as these are countries that allow the hunting of rhinos. If you take the rhino out of the mix, several other countries fit the bill to offer full bag safaris. Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Tanzania are three countries where this major hunting milestone can be reached.
Each of these three countries allows hunting for lions, leopards, elephants and Cape buffalo, although depending on the source country, the ivory from the elephants may not be importable into the US or other countries. Zambia also can offer full bag safaris when cat hunting is open. Taking full bag safars in Africa is a dream that only a few fortunate hunters will get to experience.
Testimonials
"I booked the hunt through John Martins, the owner of Discount African Hunts. It was a smooth transaction and he provided me with good and accurate information."
"This 10 day package safari was a fantastic experience. I learned many new hunting skills and made new friends. I would go back and do it again in a heartbeat. I'm going back. That says it all. Thanks to Discount African Hunts for setting me up on a fantastic plains game safari."
Brian Stewart
Ottawa, Canada
June, 2015
'It was the most exciting hunt I have ever been on. We stalked a small bachelor group for a few days before I shot a mature cape buffalo with my Browning 375 H&H.'
'This was my third hunt with Discount African Hunts and each one has been fantastic. I don't think I would book my future African hunts with anyone else.'
Joe Griner
St Petersburg, FL
August 2016
"I would recommend this hunt although I would recommend John at Discount African Hunts even more. Areas can get hot and cold but John always knows the hot spots to send hunters."
"Totally recommend!"
Matt Sterzer
Utah, USA
August, 2016