Is hunting legal in Mozambique?

Yes, hunting is legal in Mozambique and regulated by the government. The country has a well-established hunting industry and offers a range of hunting opportunities for both local and international hunters.

What are the hunting seasons in Mozambique?

The hunting seasons in Mozambique vary depending on the species being hunted. The main hunting season runs from April to October, but specific hunting seasons for certain species may vary within this period. It is important for hunters to check with their outfitters or the government authorities to confirm the hunting seasons and any restrictions.

What types of game can be hunted in Mozambique?

Mozambique offers a diverse range of game species for hunting, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, crocodiles, and a variety of antelopes. The country is also known for its exceptional hunting of the nyala and sable antelope.

What kind of permits and licenses are required to hunt in Mozambique?

Hunters are required to obtain a hunting license and permit from the Mozambique government before engaging in any hunting activities. These permits are issued through licensed outfitters, who are responsible for arranging the necessary paperwork and permits for their clients.

Are there any restrictions on hunting methods in Mozambique?

Mozambique has strict regulations on hunting methods, and hunters must comply with these rules. For example, the use of automatic weapons or traps is prohibited, and hunting must be conducted in a fair and ethical manner. Additionally, the use of dogs is only permitted for tracking wounded animals, and hunters must be accompanied by licensed guides while hunting in Mozambique.

Tshipise Reserve

55,000 acres of continues wild Africa which is home to four of Africa’s Big 5

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Hunting in Tshipise reserve, it is without a doubt one of Southern Africa’s prime conservation areas.

Tshipise Reserve has been privately owned and managed since 1974 by a family who are passionate about Africa and its wildlife and who are pioneers in the South African conservation industry. The reserve is more than 55 000 acres of continuous wild Africa which is home to four of Africa’s Big 5 (Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard, and White & Black Rhino) and is carefully managed to ensure that the reserve maintains its natural ecological integrity. With Mopane and Acacia shrubs, huge mountains, massive Baobab trees, dry riverbeds and some open plains areas with more than 8,000 head of game is Tshipise Reserve without a doubt one of Southern Africa’s prime conservation areas.

Our camp runs on local 220 V power. (Two and three point plugs available in each room/tent)

The reserve is more than 55 000 acres of continuous wild Africa

Tshipise Reserve – General Information

Country

South Africa

Location

Limpopo province (Northeast).

Elevation

1,800 feet above sea level.

Area size

55,000 acres.

Logistics

A connecting flight from Johannesburg (OR Tambo International Airport) is required on your “arrival day” (as per your Safari contract) to Hoedspruit (Eastgate Airport) or Polokwane International Airport and back to Johannesburg from Hoedspruit or Polokwane International Airport on the day of departure. On occasion we change areas during a Safari thus the Safari may end in a different location than originally planned. If this is a possibility for your Safari please confirm with Graham where the alternative airport for your departure flight to Johannesburg would be.

Camp

Our Safari camp is designed for privacy and comprises of 5 double rooms, all with an-suite bathrooms, electricity, and all necessary amenities. Our guests will enjoy 5-star cuisine either in the central dining area or around the campfire at night. Our camp also offers a beautifully appointed open lounge area where you can relax.

Electricity

Our camp runs on local 220 V power. (Two and three point plugs available in each room / tent). Most modern-day chargers accept 110 – 220 Volts. Please check that yours does comply or else you will need to bring a converter from 220 Volts to 110 Volts. Please bring a multi plug adaptor with to avoid inconvenience. Devices can be charged in camp or in our vehicles during the day.

Wi-Fi

Available in camp.

Climate

Climate	April	May	June	July	August	September	October
Avg. Temperature °F	78.82 °F	75.92 °F	71.04 °F	70.32 °F	76.33 °F	81.95 °F	84.56 °F
Min. Temperature °F	58.1 °F	53.46 °F	47.75 °F	47.79 °F	51.93 °F	56.23 °F	62.47 °F
Max. Temperature °F	95.0 °F	91.4 °F	84.2 °F	84.2 °F	93.2 °F	100.4 °F	100.4 °F

Hunting season

On Tshipise Reserve we can hunt year around but in general hunting season starts from 1 April to 31 October.

Hunting methods

Rifle, Bow, Handgun.

Species available for hunting

Baboon, Black-backed Jackal, Blue Wildebeest, Cape Buffalo, Common Duiker, Eland, Gemsbok, Giraffe, Kudu (Southern Greater), Impala, Klipspringer, Nyala, Red Hartebeest, Roan Antelope, Sable Antelope, Steenbuck, Tsessebe, Warthog,
Waterbuck and Zebra (Burchell’s and Hartmann’s).

Typical day

Wake up will be about half an hour before sunrise. We usually have a warm breakfast of choice and will head out immediately thereafter. We will then return to camp for lunch and take a short break till we head out for the afternoon hunt. We will head back to camp at around, or just after sunset. Once in camp a hot shower is usually in order of the day after which we will meet around the campfire for a warm hearty dinner.

Taxidermist

Life Form Taxidermy will collect all trophies at the end of every two-month period (depending on the number of trophies). Life Form will be in contact with you once your trophies have been received and checked in at their facilities. Life Form Taxidermy is in White River – a 30-minute drive (North) from our offices which are in Nelspruit.

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