Management Hunts | Trophy Hunts
Management Hunts - 1998
The Hunting Area: Iwaba is a 100 sq. km. sporting estate situated in the Munyati Valley of central Zimbabwe. It lies within the Zambesi catchment area with the rivers flowing north to Lake Kariba. It is heavily wooded, bushfield country which supports an unusually large variety of wildlife species including elephant, giraffe, rhino, cheetah and leopard as well as many species of antelope. The Estate is managed solely for its wildlife potential which means no domestic stock or any internal fences. All the animals live in a totally wild state and can wander freely throughout the estate. Iwaba Safaris has been operating hunting safaris for more than 25 years and takes pride in providing first class hunting for every category of hunter.
Conservation: Iwaba plays an important role in rhino conservation and is one of the few places in the world where it is possible to see both black and white rhino on the same range. The estate also provides protection for other endangered species notably cheetah, python and pangolin. A small number of young elephants have also been introduced.
You Can See: Elephant, White Rhino, Black Rhino, Giraffe, Eland, Sable, Antelope, Kudu, Wildebeest(Gnu), Waterbuck, Zebra, Tsessebe, Impala, Warthog, Bushpig, Reedbuck, Bushbuck, Duiker, Steenbok, Klipspringer, Grysbok, Leopard, Cheetah, Baboon, Monkey, Caracal, Serva, Wild Cat, Crocodile, and many other samller animals and birds
Management Hunts - 1998: Stalking for Management Purposes- an introduction to African hunting for sportsmen who are interested in exiting and physically stalking rather than the size of the trophy. Management Hunts control the game numbers on the estate in Zimbabwe. Over a period of 7 days you will have the opportunity to cull 7 animals or replace one animal with a days bird shooting. See wildlife utilization policy for more information.
When we find an animal that is not one of our prime breeding stock, you will be allowed to take and cull it. We do not guarantee that you will be able to take one of each species, but your bag will be made up of at least three different species of game animals.
No trophy fees will be levied on these animals, but please note that a wounded animal will count as one of the seven animals permitted on this hunt. Horns, skulls and skins will be yours to take home if you wish, but there will be an extra charge to cover the cost of cleaning, packing and documenting these items for export.
Trophy Animals: From time to time trophy animals become available to management hunters. An extra fee will be charged for the shooting of a trophy animal.
Hunt Dates: Management Hunts begin in April at the end of the rainy season and run through the end of the dry season.
Cost: $3,600 per hunter and $875 per non-hunting guest for a fully inclusive seven days of hunting and eight nights accommodation in our safari camp. See general information for more details.
Trophy Hunts- 1998
Twelve (12) Day Safari Hunt
Cost: One on One hunts are $400 per perosn per day and non-hunting guests are $125 per person per day.
Trophies Available One of each species (prices in US Dollars):
Leopard or Sable $2,000 Cheetah $2,000 Waterbuck $1,000 Bushbuck $500 Eland $800 Kudu $650 Zebra $500 Ostrich $500 Bushpig $150 Dukier $100 Steenbok $100 Wildebeest $400 Impala $150 Jackal $30 Warthog $150 Baboon $10 Monkey $10 Leopard Baits Pre-hunt Leopard Baits $100 each
Please note: All prices are subject to a 2% Government Levy. We operate ona quota system so it is necessary for clients to advise us which trophies are required when booking. Where an animal is wounded and lost it will be charged for in full.
Professional Hunters: Either Peter or Justin Seymour-Smith, the owners of Iwaba, will accompany you on your hunt. They are both fully licensed hunters with many years experience in the field.
Hunting Season: Good hunting may be had throughout the year, but the best period is the dry season from May to September.
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