Cape Buffalo Hunt Plus Lioness in Hammond, Zimbabwe

This dangerous game hunting adventure has not one but TWO trophies to harvest on this adrenaline-filled safari! Hunt  Cape Buffalo  along with a Lioness on this safari in Hammond,  32 000 acres in Zimbabwe’s Save Valley.

This 10 x day, 11 x night African hunt is what dreams are made of: Hunting dangerous game in a free-range wilderness. Welcome to the Save Valley Conservancy, Zimbabwe!

NO SIZE LIMIT ON YOUR BUFFALO TROPHY!!

EXPECT 40” AND OVER FOR ON THIS CAPE BUFFALO HUNT !! 

Hunt a Lioness and Cape Buffalo for US$ 25, 020!

Observers welcome at US$ 250 per day

Rifle hire at US$40 per day, Ammo at Cost

Safari Cost Breakdown

10 x Days and 11 Nights US$ 13,220

Gov Levy on Daily Rates US$ 265

Gov Vat on Accommodation US$ 225

Cape Buffalo Trophy Fee US$ 7,000

Lioness Trophy Fee US$ 3,500

Gov Levy on Trophy Fee US$ 210

Return Transfer Hammond/Bulawayo US$ 600

Total Cost Including Trophy Fees US$ 25,020

This Dangerous Game Hunt Includes:

• Meet and greet upon arrival at the airport

• Ground transfers to and from Bulawayo to Hammond

• Services of a Professional Hunter

• Safari camp accommodation

• All meals and local beverages

• Trophy Fee for Cape Buffalo

• Trophy Fee on Lioness

• Value Added Tax (VAT) on accommodation

• Government Levy on Trophy Fee

• Government Levy on Daily Rates

• Daily Laundry service

The Hunting Safari Excludes:

• International, domestic, and charter flight fees

• Ay pre- or post-safari accommodation

• Dip and pack of trophies

• Gratuities to staff and PH (at own discretion)

• Any other fees not specified

• Observers @ US$250 per day

• Firearm import fee

• Trophy Shipping Costs

• Taxidermy

• Cites Tag (+-US$ 250)

• National Parks 2% Levy to be charges by Taxidermist/Processing Agent

• Park Ranger Fee at US$ 65/hunting day

• Lion pre-baiting (optional) at US$ 500

• Lioness and Cape Buffalo Trophy Fee Refundable if not successfully Harvested

The Hunting Lodge in Zimbabwe 

Situated close to the Nyerezi River, this lodge is a breath of fresh air after a day hunting in the African bush. Step back in time with thatched accommodation, offering comfortable beds and en-suite bathrooms with showers.

Enjoy tasty and nutritious cuisine, some meals may even incorporate game meat from a previous hunt. Good food, great company, exceptional surroundings, and a couple of cold beverages under the African night sky…expect this all and more during your stay.

Why is Hunting in the Save Valley Popular?

• Boasting an area of 750,000 acres, the conservancy is popular in offering authentic style African hunting experiences.

• The Save River runs through the area, offering a reliable water source that attracts a wide range of wildlife to the area.

• The Save Valley offers free-range hunting, without internal fences within a large area.

• The area is known for its abundant wildlife, along with the sheer number of species available.

• The Save Valley Conservancy is renowned for its work with endangered species, such as the Black Rhino and African wild dog.

The Save Valley Conservancy

• Hunters can expect a challenging but rewarding experience hunting dangerous game in this privately owned and managed conservancy.

• It is situated in Zimbabwe’s South East Lowveld and is around 750,000 acres and is popular in offering authentic style African hunting experiences.

• It is located between the Save (Sabi) and Runde Rivers which offering a reliable water source that attracts a wide range of wildlife to the area.

• In terms of terrain, hunters can expect semi-arid savanna woodlands, together with open plains, grasslands, and riverine areas.

• Expect close encounters with wildlife, due to thick and dense vegetation.

• Hunters will be covering large areas on foot while tracking their trophies.

• Hunters must be able to shoot accurately at close range.

• The Save Valley offers free-range hunting, without internal fences within a large area.

• The area is known for its abundant wildlife, along with the sheer number of species available.

Target Species when Hunting in the Save Valley

The Save Valley remains a sought-after region for hunters wanting to experience the best of Zimbabwe hunting safaris with numerous hunting opportunities available:

• Dangerous Game Hunting, including Elephant, Lion, Leopard, and Cape Buffalo

• African Plains Game, with species such as Eland, Waterbuck, Zebra, Impala, Kudu, and many more.

• Specialty Species: Jackals and civets

• Members of the Tiny Ten, including duikers, steenbok, and klipspringer

• Bird Hunting opportunities focusing on pigeons, ducks, geese, and francolins in the Save Valley

Traveling to the Zimbabwe Hunting Grounds

• Hunters have a choice of flying into Bulawayo, where they will overnight, and then be collected and enjoy a 6-hour road transfer to the hunting grounds.

• Hunters can also fly into Harare, where they will also spend the night. Early the following day, they will be collected and transfer to the camp, on a 6-hour road journey.

• A charter flight can also be arranged from either Harare or Bulawayo. The landing strip is around an hour by road from the camp.

• Lastly, a charter flight can be arranged from Johannesburg (South Africa) that will land at Buffalo Range. Following this flight, hunters will have an hour’s road transfer to the camp.

Visa Requirements when hunting in Zimbabwe

• US citizens require a visa to enter Zimbabwe and can be obtained at the major entry points to the country, including Harare, Victoria Falls, and some border posts.

• The tourist visa is available for 30 days and is renewable.

• The cost of the visa is around US$30

• Passports must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry required.

• This can be obtained in several ways:

  • On arrival

  • Online – This method is highly convenient and is recommended to avoid queues

What to Pack when hunting in Zimbabwe

• Lightweight, Neutral Clothing: Pack breathable shirts and pants in khaki, olive, or brown to help us stay cool and blend in.

• Layer Options: Add a jacket or fleece for chilly mornings and evenings, especially in highland or riverine areas.

• Waterproof Outerwear: Bring a compact rain jacket, always a good option for any African hunt as the weather can be unpredictable at times.

• Sturdy Footwear: Choose comfortable boots with ankle support and waterproofing for moving over rocky, wet, or dense bush terrains.

• Sun & Insect Protection: Include a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, high-SPF sunscreen, and strong insect repellent.

• Reliable Daypack: Choose a small, durable backpack for our optics, ammo, snacks, and water.

• Optics: Pack binoculars with 8x or 10x magnification for spotting game.

• Personal Essentials: Remember toiletries, medications, spare batteries, and charging cables – when you’re hunting in Zimbabwe there isn’t a convenience store around the corner that you can use.

Dangerous game hunting in Zimbabwe is a popular hunt for many international and US hunters, and the region is renowned for its exceptional trophies. The thrill of hunting in a free-range area, while targeting Africa’s Black Death and a savage Lioness, is the stuff dreams are made of. Make your dream a reality with this exceptional hunting adventure!

If any further information is required for this Cape Buffalo and Lioness Hunt, please contact the team at Game Hunting Safaris or message Sean directly on the links provided. 

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