Hunting Safari in Tanzania Plains Game in Masailand 7 Days 1:1

1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter US $ 28 500  

Hunt in Tanzania with a Craig Boddington endorsed African Outfitter

**** Observers are welcome at US$ 400 per day

7 x Days and 8 x Nights Plains Game Hunting

Rifle Rental Available @ US$ 650 for the duration of the safari (ammunition @ Cost)

” Free Range” Hunting on 520 000 Acres

**** For a 2 x 1 Hunting Safari, the cost per hunter will be US$ 24 000

Hunting in Tanzania

A hunting safari in Tanzania is regarded by many international hunters as one of Africa’s most sought-after game hunting experiences. Tanzania, is a country with extraordinary landscapes, covering an area of more than 350 000 square miles, from the savannas of the Serengeti to the famous peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Famous legends who were fortunate enough to have hunted in Tanzania include “Teddy” Roosevelt and Ernest Hemingway. Until today, Tanzania continues to maintain this legacy and offers hunters free-range, fair chase and quality hunting safaris.

Tanzania has a network of game reserves and national parks, all carefully managed to protect Tanzania’s rich biodiversity.  These diverse and rich wildlife habitats make hunting in Tanzania one of Africa’s unique opportunities to hunt many coveted and endemic trophies.

Internationally accredited Outfitter hosting this Cape Buffalo Hunt

• Jaco is a leader in the international hunting community and is Craig Boddington endorsed.
• This team operates from 15 various territories throughout Africa, from Cameroon to Namibia, Botswana, South Africa and Tanzania.
• To top off their record of success, Jaco can be proud to have won Dallas Safari Club Outfitter of the year award (2008) plus SCI Outstanding International Hunter of the year award in 2020.
• Jaco and the team are life members of Dallas Safari Club, Safari Club International and African Professional Hunters Association.

This team is committed to honesty, integrity and the pursuance at all times of client satisfaction

Hunting Safari in Tanzania Inclusions:

• 7 x Days and 8 x Nights Accommodation
• On Territory Transport
• Guiding by Professional Hunter
• Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner (and with snacks)
• Hot and Cold Beverages, Beer and Wine
• Daily Laundry Service and Housekeeping
• Services of Trackers, Skinners, and Support Staff
• Concession and Community Fees (Combined at US$ 200 per day)
• Dip and Pack (US$ 1900)
• Trophy Export Documents (US$ 500)
• Tanzania Hunting License

Safari Hunting in Tanzania, Masailand

The hunting concession starts south of Tarangire National Park, stretching north of Lake Manyara and northeast to the Serengeti. Habitat is mainly Acacia bush country with open plains, rocky outcrops and patches of thick Acacia thorn bush.

Masailand is known for unique and endemic species, a favorite area for collectors and serious hunters.  Hunters travel from far to hunt species such as Grants Gazelle, Fringe-Eared Oryx, Gerenuk, Thomson’s Gazelle, Cokes Hartebeest, East Africa Impala and Chandlers Mountain Reedbuck and White Bearded Wildebeest.

Masailand, adding depth to the hunting safari, provides a cultural experience with interactions with the local Maasai people.

Animal Species available on this Tanzania Plains Game Hunt

1st Cape Buffalo @ US$ 5 500

2nd Cape Buffalo @ US$ 7 500

Traveling for the Exotic Plains Game Hunting Safari

For this hunt in Masailand, Tanzania, international travelers will need to reach the city of Arusha. While there are no direct flights from most cities in the USA or Europe, hunters will be able to find flights with one or two layovers. 

Popular airlines that fly to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) include Qatar Airways, Delta Airlines (code-shares with KLM), Turkish Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, and Kenya Airways. 

A travel option would be flying into Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) and then taking a shuttle or taxi to Arusha, which is about 50km (31 miles) away. 

Alternatively, you can fly into Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) in Dar es Salaam and then take a domestic flight or a bus to Arusha. 

Traveling from Arusha to the hunting concession will be by road transfer, taking 2 ½ to 4 hours depending on the respective hunting area (species dependent). A private charter flight can also be arranged which would take approximately 40 minutes. 

Excluded in the Hunting Safari:

• Domestic Air Charter Flights (Arusha to concession US$ 3 800) – Optional
• Return Road Transfer: Masai North US$ 800
• Return Road Transfer: Masai South US$ 1 200 
• Gratuities to staff (at your discretion)
• Any pre or post safari accommodations and travel
• Personal Travel Insurance (when hunting in Africa it is always suggested to have travel and cancellation insurance, life has a way of “happening”)
• Airport taxes and customs duties
• Rifle Permit Fee (+- US$ 300)
• Taxidermy and International Shipping Cost

Health when Safari Hunting in Tanzania

Masailand in Tanzania is a malaria area. Your general practitioner will prescribe preventative measures such as Doxycycline, Mefloquine, or Atovaquone. There are no compulsory vaccinations when hunting in Tanzania, except for the routine vaccinations you would have received for Measles, Hepatitis, Polio, and Typhoid.

On any African hunting safari, it is suggested to ensure that you have received your “shots” in the last 10 years for the likes of Rabies and Tetanus. While Jaco has a general first aid available, remember personal effects such as contact lens solution, prescription medication, sunblock etc.

After a long day’s hunting, you will enjoy some of the finest cuisine while listening to the sound of wild lions and the African night.

Accommodations on this African Hunting Trip  

Accommodation in Tanzania will consist of upmarket typical African-style tents. All safari tents have en-suite bathrooms, hot and cold running water, and all the comforts expected when hunting in Tanzania. Internet and Wi-Fi are also available and besides the excellent cuisine, at night there will be with cold beer, fine wines, and scotch.

Helpful Tips when on the Hunting Safari in Tanzania

• Prioritize clear communication with your outfitter to ensure a safe and successful African hunting trip.
• Know which animals can be hunted under your specific license.
• Practice shooting off “shooting sticks”.
• Consider travel insurance.
• Pack appropriately, and do not over-pack. Daily laundry service is provided.
• Research Tanzania and learn a little about the country.
• Plan for taxidermy and shipping.
• Pay attention to the terrain and potential dangers.
• Pack spare boot laces and check your boots every morning.
• Share your hunting adventures with friends and promote hunting in Tanzania.

 Firearm Applications for the Hunting Safari

Firearm applications must be applied for before commencement of the hunting safari so that it is ready and available for collection at the airport on your arrival. If not ready, your firearms will not be allowed to leave the airport.

Firearm applications will be made on your behalf by the outfitter. Fees associated with rifles permits are U$ 350.

• Each hunter may import up to 3 firearms into Tanzania.
• Handguns, semi-automatic and automatic firearms are strictly prohibited.
• A maximum of 200 rounds is permitted per firearm.
• For this plains game hunt in Tanzania, minimum caliber is a .240

What is the best time to go hunting in Tanzania?

The official hunting season in Tanzania runs from July 1st to December 31^st.  The best time for a hunting safari in Tanzania is the dry season, which is from late June to October. The rainy season in the west start in November, so late season hunts are concentrated on the northern blocks.

What is “Dipping and Packing” following a Hunt in Tanzania?

Dip & Pack as it is commonly referred to is the minimum processing requirement that a trophy must undergo in order to prepare for export and shipping. All “body parts” of the animal, including bones, skull, teeth should be dry and free of any “undried” pieces  of hide. Hides must be dried to the extent that they look brittle enough to crack when bent and Buffalo trophies must be packed immediately after treatment.

The “Dip and Pack” Process Includes:

• Soaking inner cores in boiling water for a minimum period
• Soaking again in a .1% chlorine bleach
• Soaking the inner cores again in a 5% Hydrogen peroxide solution

Exotic game hunting in Tanzania offers a special African safari experience, combining the chance to pursue rare species in pristine environments.

For additional information relating to this plains game hunting safari in Tanzania, message the team at Game Hunting Safaris, or Jaco directly using the icons provided. If you would like to check availability, insert dates in “Request to Book”, and Jaco will revert.