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Muller Hunting & Safari offers the Cape Buffalo

The pride of any big game hunter

Cape Buffalo < 40 inch:

Eine Plage für Bauern, eine Beute für Jäger und ein temperamentvoller Panzer für alles, was ihn stört, streifen afrikanische Büffel zu Tausenden in Afrika umher. Kaffernbüffel, eine von vier verschiedenen Unterarten des afrikanischen Büffels, sind am weitesten verbreitet. Sie unterscheiden sich durch Färbung, Größe und sogar Hornform. Man nennt ihn nicht umsonst den schwarzen Tod, da er zu den gefährlichsten Tieren in Südafrika gehört – den Big Five.

Der Kapbüffel ist nicht sehr groß – er ist nur 130–150 cm (51–59 Zoll) groß und hat relativ kurze Beine –, aber er ist massiv und wiegt 425–870 kg (935–1.910 Pfund). Bullen sind etwa 100 kg (220 Pfund) schwerer als Kühe, und ihre Hörner sind dicker und normalerweise breiter, bis zu 100 cm (40 Zoll) breit, mit einem breiten Schild (erst mit sieben Jahren voll entwickelt), das die Stirn bedeckt.

Schnellinfo

  • Jagdgebiete NGIRI
  • Aufenthaltsdauer 6 Days/7 Nights
  • Jäger 1
  • Kosten $9,900 / €9,800
Buchung anfordern

Im Paketpreis enthalten:

  • 6 Tage/7 Nächte Vollpension auf unserer 5-Sterne-Lodge NGIRI
  • Jagderlaubnis-Schein, Jagdführung 1:1
  • Waffenleihgebühr & Munition für das gebuchte Paket
  • WLAN, täglicher Wäsche & Reinigungsservice
  • Rohpräparation der Trophäen
  • 1 x Kaffernbüffel < 40 inch

Nicht enthalten:

  • Flüge nach und von Port Elizabeth, persönliche Ausgaben
  • Medizinische Behandlungen, Notfallbetreuung- und Überführung
  • Weitere Trophäen zusätzlich zum gebuchten Paket
  • Waffenleihgebühr und Munition für zusätzliche Abschüsse
  • CITES/spezielle Ausfuhrgenehmigungen für geschützte Arten (sofern erforderlich)

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Cape Buffalo

Muller Hunting & Safari offers the Cape Buffalo

The pride of any big game hunter

Cape Buffalo < 40 inch: A pest to farmers, a prize to hunters, and a temperamental tank to anything that bothers it, African buffalo roam by the thousands in sub-Saharan Africa. Cape buffalo, one of four distinct subspecies of the African buffalo, are the most common. They’re distinguished by coloring, size, and even horn shape. The Cape buffalo is not very tall—it stands only 130–150 cm (51–59 inches) tall and has relatively short legs—but it is massive, weighing 425–870 kg (935–1,910 pounds). Bulls are about 100 kg (220 pounds) heavier than cows, and their horns are thicker and usually wider, up to 100 cm (40 inches) across, with a broad shield (only fully developed at seven years) covering the forehead.
  • NGIRI
  • 6 Days/7 Nights
  • 1