Forest Hunting Safaris Hunting on a 1 x 1 basis, each professional hunter has his own vehicle and a team of trackers and porters. All safaris are scheduled with one or maximum two hunters by camp. On our 16 day safari, days 1 and day 16 are transfer days, so there will be 14 full days of hunting with some possible hunting on the arrival and departure day. 16 day Bongo and Sitatunga Safari - $30,000 16 day Bongo or Sitatunga Safari - $27,500 16 day Big Game Safari- no Bongo or Sitatunga - $19,000 Price Includes:

• Airports assistance upon arrival and departure.
• Professional hunter with trackers and porters
• Full board and soft drinks while in camp: beer and wine in reasonable quantities with meals.
• Support crew: cook, skinner, waiter, laundry, driver, mechanic, etc.
• Fully-equipped, permanent camp with, stone-built bungalows with bathroom en suite, lounge/dinning area.
• Use of additional permanent flying-camp.
• Preparation of trophies for shipment.
• Unlimited use of hunting vehicles while on safari.

Price Does Not Include:

• Observers at $250 per day.
• Big Game hunting license- 1000 Euros. Small Game hunting license- 500 Euros
• Trophy fees on animals taken or wounded.
• Shipment costs for trophies to final airport destination: depends on the number /weight of trophies hunted. Normal safari: 1700 Euros, Including elephant full skin and special taxidermy could increase the price 2500 Euros.
• Intercontinental flights.
• Charter flights Douala-camp round trip or domestic flights.
• Personal expenses: hotel charges before and after the safari, possible use of our satellite telephones, extra trips for picking up delayed luggage/rifles.
• Gratuities for the staff & PH.
• Insurances of whatever sort

Big Game hunting licences allow 2 different species from group A, 4 from group B or C. Small Game hunting licences allow all species from group C. It’s not possible to hunt 2 of the same species on one safari. Game Available and Trophy Fees in Euros

Group A:	Group B:	Group C:
Elephant - 5000	Giant Forest Hog - 1000	Gabon Duiker - 250
Bongo - 3000	Bush Pig - 500	Blue Duiker - 250
Dwarf Buffalo - 1500	Yellowback Duiker - 600	Ogilby´s Duiker - 250
Forest Sitatunga - 2500	Peters Duiker - 250	Bay Duiker - 250
		Black-fronted Duiker - 250
		Bate's Pygmy Antelope - 250

Savannah Hunting Safaris Hunting on a 1 x 1 basis, each professional hunter has his own vehicle and a team of trackers and porters. All safaris are scheduled with one or maximum three hunters by camp. On our 15 day safari, days 1 and day 15 are transfer days, so there will be 13 full days of hunting with some possible hunting on the arrival and departure day, depending on domestic flights schedules. Safari rates: 15 day Lord Derby Eland safari at Djibao camp- $37,000 Giant Eland or Topi Safari at Mayo Vaimbo, Nduel, Mayo Oldiri or Rey Bouba - $34,000 Big Game Safari at any camp- $20,000 (no Eland or Topi on this hunting safari 8 day safari for other game - $8500 These prices include:

• Airports assistance upon arrival and departure.
• Professional hunter with trackers and porters
• Full board and soft drinks while in camp: beer and wine in reasonable quantities with meals.
• Support crew: cook, skinner, waiter, laundry, driver, mechanic, etc.
• Fully-equipped, permanent camp with, stone-built bungalows with bathroom incorporated, lounge/dinning area.
• Use of additional permanent flying-camp.
• Preparation of trophies for shipment.
• Unlimited use of hunting vehicles while on safari.

Not included are:

• Observers at $250 per day.
• Big hunting license 1000 Euros
• Trophy fees on animals taken or wounded.
• Shipment costs for trophies to final airport destination: depends on the number /weight of trophies hunted. Animals included in one big license: 1.700 Euros, Big license but with more than three full skins: 2.000 euros. Only medium license: 1.300 Euros. Big and medium license: 2.500 Euros
• Intercontinental flights.
• Charter flights Douala-camp round trip or domestic flights
• Personal expenses: hotel charges before and after the safari, possible use of our satellite phones, extra trips for picking up delayed luggage/rifles
• Gratuities for the staff & PH.
• Insurance.

Big Game hunting licence allows 2 different species from group A and 4 from group B or C Medium hunting licence allows 6 different species from group B or C (no one from A). It’s not possible to shoot two of the same species on one safari. For big safaris (15 days) it is possible to upgrade to a medium license in order to hunt six more animals from groups B or C (without repeat), just paying an extra fee of 2.500 euros (hunting license cost included, but not the trophy fees).

Group A:	Group B:	Group C:
Lord Derby Eland - 3500	Sing Sing Waterbuck - 900	Western Bush Duiker - 300
Northwestern Buffalo - 1800	Western Hartebeest - 800	Red Flanked Duiker - 375
Hippo - 1200	Nigerian Bohor Reeduck - 450	Oribi - 300
Elephant - 4000	Western Kob - 400	Baboon - 200
Western Roan - 2000	Harnessed Bushbuck - 500	Python - 300
Lion - 5000	Warthog - 400	Civet Cat - 250
Giant Topi (Korrigan) - 2000

Anti-poaching and community - development program: in order to support an effective anti-poaching campaign, as well as advocating the value of the wildlife to the villagers adjacent and within our hunting blocks, a fee of 10% of the above trophy fees will be collected from the hunters to fund these projects under our direct supervision. We have implemented these programs an all of our hunting areas, and have found that the results of direct funding for these necessary programs has been extremely beneficial in the overall quality of the hunting available to our clientele. These fees are paid at the conclusion of the safari, based on final trophy fee numbers. Note: Government fees might be modified (increased) without prior notice. The outfitter can not be held responsible for any such modification.

Cameroon - Additional Information

Hunting Season Forest Safaris - from mid March until the end of July Savannah Safaris - from December until the end of May Safari Hunting Areas Our Lord Derby Eland, or Savannah Safaris, are offered in one of 5 different safari camps run by our safari outfitter. The Mayo Oldiri safari area is located between the two national parks Bouba Njida and La Benoue. In 1999 the Mayo Nduell camp was reopened, and in 2001 the third area named Mayo Vaimba was opened. These areas are noted for having excellent populations of trophy Lord Derby Eland early in the hunting season. In 2005 the Rey Bouba savannah camp, and the Djibao safari area located on the eastern border of the Bouba Ndjida Naitonal park were opened. Having the 5 different camps allows our clients the best opportunities in Northern Cameroon with at least double the quota of any other company. The Bongo or Forest Safaris are offered in one of our outfitter’s four different safari hunting concessions. In 2000 they acquired the virgin forest area concession “the Boumba." This safari concession has an excellent Bongo population with extreme trophy quality for the serious safari collector. This safari concession accounts for 40% of the total Cameroon quota for Dwarf Buffalo and Forest Sitatunga granted by the government. In 2002 our outfitter opened the Lognia camp located on the border right across from the Congo and the Central African Republic, adjacent to the Lobeke National Park. In 2004 the third forest safari area was opened near the Dja National Park. This is an area that was completely virgin and was never before hunted. This area is extremely difficult to hunt, but produces excellent Sitatunga. In 2005 they opened their 4th safari area called "Ndama". During March thru July it is common to have a 2 or 3 hour rain every day. This wets the ground allowing the pygmy guides and professional hunters to follow the Bongo tracks. Safari Camps There is a variety of different styles of safari camps in Cameroon ranging from tented-fly camps in the most remote areas, to permanent rondavals or wooden chalets with thatched roofs and en suite bathrooms. Hunting Methods and Conditions The safari hunting methods in Cameroon are dictated by which habitat you are hunting. In the forest areas most of the hunting is done on foot. Pygmy hunters track the bongo in the dense forest with the assistance of dogs which generally bay the antelope. Machans, or elevated hunting platforms are also used in the forest openings primarily for sitatunga and other species. Hunting in the savanna for the Lord Derby Eland safaris utilizes vehicles to cover the vast hunting concessions, and then classic tracking and stalking leads the hunter to his desired trophy.