I trust you are well.
Time has flown and I cannot believe that we are at the end of the year again! We as Harloo Safaris want to wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year! We want to thank you for your loyal support through the years and we hope that we will see each other again in the new future!
On 19 November the game guards came across some hunting dogs owned by poachers on Harloo. They managed to shoot and kill one of the dogs inside Harloo close to the Swaziland Border. You will see from the picture that this dog is full of battle scars especially at his ears and shoulders, we think that those scars came from fighting with warthogs over the years. Hopefully this dog was one of the poacher’s best dogs and by eliminating him it will put a stop to this illegal method of hunting and trespassing.
5. Weather
The weather at the moment is very unpredictable and we have received some rain but not as much as we would like. Last year this time we had 180mm of rain and this year we received only a 100mm so far. The clever people out there says that there is no need to worry and that there is a lot of rain on its way for this year. So let’s hope but as I said the bush doesn’t look too bad!
6. The last hunt of the season.
Mr. Brian Dail a good friend of ours came and hunt with us for his second time. On his first trip he came with his brother Mr. Michael Dail. Although Brian was a bit skeptical of hunting South Africa and wanted to return to Tanzania his brother Michael convinced him to come to Harloo in South Africa. Brian hunted 3 buffalo and other plains game in Tanzania years ago and was influenced by other people that told him South African hunts are high fenced and not a real deal.
Well Brian came back for a second time to hunt with us at Harloo and believe it or not, Buffalo was on his list. His 4th Buffalo and this time in South Africa with Harloo Safaris. Here is some pictures of the animals Brian took on his second trip.
Brian’s email: rubicon19@rap.midco.net
7. Great new deals on hunts at Harloo!
Fantastic elephant, buffalo, leopard, sable and other deals on offer:
(Especially if you have interest in completing your Big 5)
We have a 2018 tag for Leopard in Namibia at a very good price! Usually a leopard hunt goes for between $32000 - $38000 deo to South Africa being closed for leopard hunting, the trend in pricing is still upwards.
The actual problem is to get hold of tags….
This Tag is $29500 all in: Tag, Baits, Permits, Accommodation for 14 days. We will meet you at Windhoek airport.
Available dates:
1-15 June 2018
14-29 August 2018
The area is approx. 800 000 acres of Namibian bush and a lot of Leopard in the area. Historically the success rate has been very good in this area because of the numbers of leopard in the area and pre- baiting. If you do not get your leopard in the 14 days, which I doubt will happen you will be refunded with $12000. This area has an excellent success rate and the odds are very very good to at least get an opportunity to bag a cat.
Because there is only 1 tag left on this deal we have to move quick before it gets sold to someone else. We cannot even get an option on this tag, it works on a first deposit down basis. If you are serious about hunting leopard we must play fast. We will need a Commitment fee (Deposit) of $7000 from you to secure this hunt. Very well priced and the area is highly recommended.
You will also have the opportunity to hunt other Namibian game like Oryx, Springbuck, Eland and Cape Mountain Zebra.
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