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"#3 This is a foot savannah hunt for lord derby eland, northwestern buffalo, roan, western kob, warthog, oribi, bohr reedbuck, red river hog and others, this is in a community hunting zone where I have exclusive rights. The area is about 250,000 acres in size. A hard hunt and there are few of the smaller game, but good herds of buffalo and we pull eland from this area every year. This zone is our best if eland is your prime trophy, but it is a hard hunt. You are on foot for the whole hunt and there are no established camps."
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I've officially gone off the deep end with this one. Brett and I are one small signature and check away from booking this hunt for May 2016. Joyce will not be attending. The idea of the deep reaches of Cameroun, 110 degree heat, and mountains do not intrigue her.
My real reason for wanting to do this is it happens to be unguided. You are met at the airport and have a team of porters and two trackers but no PH (professional hunter). I love DIY (do it yourself) hunts and other than Africa I've never been guided. It's illegal in most African countries for an outsider to hunt without a guide. CAR (too unstable right now), Congo, and Cameroun do allow it. Few try it because it is very, very difficult.
Here's a hunt report from a friend in California that just finished the same hunt. He is a badass. He did the hunt regardless of the fact all his gear was lost by the airlines.
Hunt Report with Pictures of Cameroun
Hell, the train alone sounds like an adventure.
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I've officially gone off the deep end with this one. Brett and I are one small signature and check away from booking this hunt for May 2016. Joyce will not be attending. The idea of the deep reaches of Cameroun, 110 degree heat, and mountains do not intrigue her.
My real reason for wanting to do this is it happens to be unguided. You are met at the airport and have a team of porters and two trackers but no PH (professional hunter). I love DIY (do it yourself) hunts and other than Africa I've never been guided. It's illegal in most African countries for an outsider to hunt without a guide. CAR (too unstable right now), Congo, and Cameroun do allow it. Few try it because it is very, very difficult.
Here's a hunt report from a friend in California that just finished the same hunt. He is a badass. He did the hunt regardless of the fact all his gear was lost by the airlines.
Hunt Report with Pictures of Cameroun
Hell, the train alone sounds like an adventure.
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