kwalata safaris

We have the following package to offer: 10 Day Buffalo Hunt US$ 21,100 OR you can opt for a 7 day Buffalo Hunt US$ 18,300 Situated in the North East of the Niassa National Reserve, this camp boasts over 31 miles of Lugenda River frontage and the same again along the Rovuma River, the latter...

Fellow hunters. Just posting a short hunting report from my trip, I am merely writing down my own thoughts and experiences, not rating different persons, companies or countries. I met up with PH Jaco of @KWALATA SAFARIS late last winter at an expo, and just checking if my rifle would make it...

Good day everyone! I just wanted to thank all the members that came to see us at the Kwalata Safaris booth. It was great putting faces to the handles and also catching up at the AH function. For those of you that will be at the Houston Safari Club event, please come by our booth nr #359. Kind...

Hippo hunting, Kwalata Safaris

Roosevelt Sable, Kwalata Safaris

Red Duiker, Kwalata Safaris

Warthog, Kwalata Safaris

Cape Buffalo, Kwalata Safaris

Niassa Wildebeest, Kwalata Safaris

Red Duiker, Kwalata Safaris

Spotted Hyena, Kwalata Safaris

Leopard Hunting, Niassa Special Reserve, Kwalata Safaris

Roosevelt Sable, Niassa Special Reserve, Kwalata Safaris

Leopard hunting, Niassa Special Reserve, Block L9, Kwalata Safaris

Cape Buffalo, Niassa Special Reserve, Block L9, Kwalata Safaris

Wild populations of these animals have deteriorated over time and we are lucky enough to share a area with them.

Very few areas in Africa allows you to hunt one of these beautiful animals, note the white stripe across the face and much more vibrant colors than a blue wildebeest.

We are truly blessed with amazing biodiversity. There is always something going on here...

He looks pretty darn good to me...

Someone discovered a carcass...

Bottom left corner is a Red Duiker, not often do you get one of these guys on a trail camera. Our area has spectacular Red Duiker and it's an amazing hunt!

He's shaping into something real nice!

Some meeting and greeting around the waterhole.

Time to get out the water and go find some grass.

The bird in the foreground is a ground Hornbill. These birds are rarely seen and great conservation efforts are being made currently to support these birds.

Anti poaching teams work hard to make sure sightings like these could be enjoyed by future generations.

Eland bull that came to drink in the night, good set of tracks to pick up in the morning.

a Bushbuck male heading out to feed or resting up after dringking.

A nice buffalo herd coming to the waterhole.

A couple of bulls coming down to the waterhole.