Hunt Monster Hippo & Croc in Zimbabwe’s Lake Kariba

When it comes to dangerous game hunting in Zimbabwe, this hunt ticks all the boxes in terms of danger, adrenaline with this safari harvesting TWO members of the Dangerous 7!

Hunt Nile Crocodile & Hippo  in Zimbabwe US$ 23,995

*1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter

** Observers welcome at US$ 450 per day

*** Rifle Rental available:  US$ 60 plus ammo

Hunting in Zimbabwe

If you’re looking for an authentic African hunt, we’ve got you covered! Experience dangerous game hunting at its best in the Zimbabwean wilderness!

Zimbabwe is renowned for its authentic African hunts, and this hunt is no exception! Bring your A-game to hunt two of Africa’s most dangerous species!

The Package Includes: (No size limit on the Croc)

• 1 x Nile Crocodile
• 1 x Hippo

This dangerous game hunting safari focuses on the two semi-aquatic members of the Dangerous 7, offering hunters a challenging safari in the Zimbabwean wilderness. Hunt the cold-blooded man killer, the Nile Crocodile, or the Water Horse, as the Hippo is often referred to. Don’t let this large herbivore fool you, the Hippo is one of Africa’s most dangerous animals, whether in the water or on land.

The Outfitter Hosting the Hunt

Sean, Mike, and their team have years of experience hunting Africa’s most dangerous species. From Buffalo to Leopard, and Lion to Hippo, this team is ready and able to ensure the African trip of a lifetime, including adrenaline-filled hunting adventures that will stay with you long after the mud from your boots has vanished!

This outfitter specialises in dangerous game, but African plains game and predator hunts are also available for interested hunters, to experience an all-round African safari.

As this hunting safari takes place on Lake Kariba, chat to Sean and Mike about adding a fishing trip on this exciting safari!

Price Inclusions:

• Accommodation
• Full board (Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks)
• Beverages served in Camp (wine, beer, and soft drinks)
• Daily Laundry
• Services of an experienced PH and staff, including trackers and skinners
• Field Preparation of Trophies
• Transfer of trophies to taxidermist
• WiFi

This Safari Excludes:

• Taxidermy and Shipping Charges
• Gratuities to staff (at hunter’s discretion)
• Personal Expenses
• Video Crew
• Flights and ground transfers
• All international, domestic, and charter flights to and from the hunting area
• Accommodation before and after the safari
• Additional Trophy Fees for animals not included in the package
• Rifle Hire
• Temporary import and export rifle permits
• Dip and Pack of Trophies
• International Trophy Shipping Costs
• Observers are welcome on the safari at US$ 450 per day
• Any permits not specifically mentioned

Traveling to the Hunting Concession

This hunting safari takes place on the famous Lake Kariba, the world’s largest manmade lake. For hunters wanting to reach Lake Kariba, there are two main options:

• Fly internationally from South Africa to Harare or Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe
• Then take a domestic flight from either Harare or Victoria Falls to Kariba Airport

Kairba Airport is less than 10 miles from the lake, allowing easy access to hunters.

Alternatively, Lake Kairba is roughly a 4-hour trip by road transfer from Harare. Speak to Mike and Sean and see which option best suits your requirements.

Lake Kariba

 The terrain around Lake Kariba hunting grounds mainly features rolling landscapes with a mix of river valleys, hills, slopes, and anthills. This diverse terrain supports many species in the area, including Hippo, Crocodile, and other large game such as Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Greater Kudu, and Eland.

The area’s varied terrain and vegetation are prime habitats for the Nile Crocodile and Hippo, with the natural cover and feeding grounds allowing these semi-aquatic species to thrive. The area’s natural hills, thickets, and woodlands provide the perfect camouflage for hunters wanting to hunt them.

Accommodation & Lodging

Enjoy a true African safari, staying in luxury tented accommodation. Meals are served in the large lapa area, which has seen many cold drinks and late-night strategy talks through the years as hunters shared their hunting tales and adventures.

Wake up to the sights and sounds of Africa! Warm showers, comfortable beds, delicious cuisine, and prime hunting conditions make this safari an unforgettable experience!

Hippo: One of Africa’s Most Dangerous !!

• Hippos are responsible for more than 500 human deaths per annum, even more than the notorious Cape buffalo
• Many hippo attacks happen when humans are too close to the hippo’s habitat, such as bathing, fishing, or canoeing on the river
• These huge herbivores also leave the water during the evenings to graze, and people may encounter them on land, either heading out to start grazing or returning to the water in the early morning
• Hippos see people as a threat to themselves and their pods and will attack and kill anything that threatens them
• Never get between a Hippo calf and its mother, it may well be the last thing you ever do
• Don’t underestimate the speed of a Hippo on land; they can reach up to 19 miles per hour, which is a lot faster than a man’s average running speed of 9 miles per hour!

Nile Crocodile: Cold-Blooded Maneaters

African hunts involving the Nile crocodile require precise shot placement, patience, and extreme caution to successfully harvest this dangerous beast that can grow up to 18 feet and weigh over 2,000 pounds. This cunning, cold-blooded predator enjoys sunning itself on riverbanks, appearing innocent while its jaws contain 64-68 razor-sharp teeth, just waiting to sink it into its next victim.