East African Impala hunting
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Where to hunt East African Impala
East African Impala dwells in lightly wooded areas, savannah and bush and of East Africa, including Tanzania and Kenya. East African Impala does not differ much from the Southern Impala in looks, behavior and biology. However, the trophies of East African Impala tend to be significantly bigger than those of the Southern variety, which is why the trophy record books have different entries for them. East African Impala hunting today is open in Tanzania.
Price distribution
Tanzanian hunting safaris are some of the most expensive hunts in Africa. Performed in the old fashion way, as at least a ten-day hunt for a significant number of trophies, the price for a safari in Tanzania starts at just under $30,000 before shooting fees. The shooting fee for East African Impala is about $1,000.
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It can be hard for a beginner to calculate a budget for an African hunting adventure. Some of the prices seem too good to be true, others may sound prohibitively expensive. Most outfitters list only “daily rates” and “trophy fees”, sometimes a “package tour”. There’s a long list of things that are “not included” in these costs, and some that are not even mentioned there (like air fare). What are the “other costs” and how much can the total price of the trip come down to?
17 Aug 2017 All said and done: What’s the bottom line for an average South African hunt?When to hunt East African Impala?
Typically, the best time for Impala hunting is the rut, which usually takes place in May. However, the hunting season in Tanzania doesn’t start until July. Any part of the Tanzanian hunting season is good for plains game hunting, but the end of the dry season, in August-November is usually preferred.
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