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Hunting in Mozambique: Hunting Laws, Travel Information, and Other Attractions

Africa

Let’s talk about hunting laws in Mozambique, along with the most essential information about travel to Mozambique, and what else apart from hunting can this country offer to a tourist.

Hunting in Mozambique: Where, When, and What to Hunt

Africa

The stunning coastline, conservation success story and abundance of game is ensuring Mozambique’s popularity as a popular hunting destination.

“What I Didn’t Like:” Looking into the causes of hunter’s dissatisfaction – if any.

BookYourHunt

Analysis of “What I didn’t like” section of the BookYourHunt.com testimonials shows that your chances to have a great hunt stand at 98% or better, if you book your hunt on BookYourHunt.com!

Hunting in Zimbabwe: Where, When and What to Hunt

Africa / Hunting Tips and Techniques

The safari industry in Zimbabwe is well regulated and many impoverished local communities rely on the income derived from hunting to improve their livelihoods. An added benefit is poaching decreases as local communities receive financial benefits and protein from donated hunted trophy meat.

a view over the luangwa valley in zambia

Hunting in Zambia: What you need to know

Africa / Hunting Tips and Techniques

This post will give you the basic information about hunting in Zambia, including species, dates, Game Management Areas, and other important details

Complete Success! Facts and figures about the 2nd Online Hunting Show

BookYourHunt / News

It has been only the second time that BookYourHunt.com ran the Online Hunting Show, and we’re pleased to report that

Wingshooting in South Africa: An Unexposed Jewel. Part 1: Pigeon and Dove Shooting

Africa / Hunting Tips and Techniques

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Wingshooting in South Africa: An Unexposed Jewel

South Africa is the modern-day sportsman bird-shooting destination of choice. The country is truly blessed with exceptional wild game bird populations. You just cannot beat the challenge of a bird hunter looking for the opportunity to shoot wild sporting birds in their natural habitat.

1001 Questions to Ask Before Booking a Hunt in Africa: Part 4

Africa

This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series 1001 Questions about Hunting in Africa

Part 4 of the “1001 Questions” series deals with questions about health, medicine and insurance policies, money and payments, as well as various odds and ends related to camp and lodge life.

1001 Questions to Ask Before Booking a Hunt in Africa: Part 3

Africa / Hunting Tips and Techniques

This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series 1001 Questions about Hunting in Africa

By Peter Ruddle This is the third post in our “1001 Questions”. Part 1 covered general questions of safari booking,

1001 Questions to Ask Before Booking a Hunt in Africa: Part 2

Africa / Hunting Tips and Techniques

This entry is part 2 of 4 in the series 1001 Questions about Hunting in Africa

We’re continuing our “1001 Questions to Ask Before Booking a Hunt in Africa” (click here for Part 1). Each question comes with an answer where we can give it, or with tips re: why you should ask it, what information to look for, and where to get it. This part deals with what you should bring, including the essential – your weapons.

1001 Questions to Ask Before Booking a Hunt in Africa: Part 1

Hunting Tips and Techniques / Africa

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series 1001 Questions about Hunting in Africa

Many hunters are dreaming of a hunting adventure in Africa, but quite a few are reluctant to take the plunge, even though they can afford it. They suspect they don’t know enough about the continent and are concerned that their lack of knowledge will lead to disappointments. These concerns aren’t totally unfounded, and so we prepared a list of questions that you’ll probably want to have answered. Each question comes with an answer where we can give it, or with tips re: why you should ask it, what information to look for, and where to get it.

Some of your questions and concerns may sound dumb, others obvious, but do not feel shy to ask those questions.

Lions and Lion Lands. From “The Book of the Lion”, 1913, by Sir Alfred E. Pease

Africa / Hunting History / Hunting Stories

In my youth I believed myself so hemmed in by circumstances and duties that I thought I should never break through such barriers into the real world beyond. Conventionalities which then looked like a granite wall I have discovered to be a delusion. I have learnt that human beings do not always understand the language in which duty calls, and that by the use of a little force a hole can be made through the thorny zariba of circumstances by which the poor, impounded creature, whether peasant or potentate, may escape to taste of life.