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re: Africa hunting trip
Posted on 12/19/21 at 6:52 pm to DukeSilver
Posted on 12/19/21 at 6:52 pm to DukeSilver
Are you committed to shoulder mounts? My neighbor and his wife go every year and he has a couple things mounted but a ton of euro mounts. They look incredible. He has them in every room and on his back porch
Posted on 12/20/21 at 2:47 pm to Jaspermac
quote:Yeah I think so, these are once in a lifetime animals that I'll never shoot again so probably opt for for the shoulder mounts. I tend to see euro mounts more for types of animals where I'll have multiple of the same rack.
Are you committed to shoulder mounts? My neighbor and his wife go every year and he has a couple things mounted but a ton of euro mounts. They look incredible. He has them in every room and on his back porch
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$1200 ~ $2000 airfare
$200 per day for PH Guide fees.
$250 tip to Tracker for trip.
$200 for the cook.
$100 each for lodge wait staff and housekeeping.
$100 for Skinners for entire trip
You take care of them, and they will take care of you.
You’ll spend approx. $500+ on souvenir gifts in town for family (wife & kids).
Good call on thinking of this. I'll add $750 to my $3250 and that will put me at $4000. I'm not including airfare since that will be free via CC points.
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Arrange to ship via surface transport. it will take 3-6 months but is way cheaper. Did that from Keyna. for 250 lbs. Getting an agent for US customs has good value also.
Yeah this is the stuff I have no idea on that I'd need to figure out.
quote:Yeah I was assuming getting it back here and having a local taxidermy would be cheaper, doesn't sound like the case. I'll have to contact the outfitter and get prices on shoulder mounts from the taxidermy they use.
Your best bet and least expensive would be to have the taxidermy done there and shipped to the US. Helluva lot cheaper and they do quality work.
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