Central Africa Republic Safari Packages
Experience Overview The Central African Republic (CAR) is one of Africa’s most remote and demanding hunting destinations. Strict fair‑chase laws allow hunting only in daylight and prohibit shooting females, immature animals or from a vehicle. The country’s concess
Kamchatka Brown Bear Safari Packages
Experience Overview The Kamchatka brown bear (Ursus arctos beringianus) is the largest of the brown‑bear subspecies. These bears inhabit dense alder thickets, volcanic mountains and rich salmon rivers on Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. Adult males can exceed 3.3 met
Tanzania Safari Packages
Experience Overview Tanzania remains one of Africa’s classic hunting destinations. The country’s vast, unfenced concessions span miombo woodlands, savannah plains, riverine thickets and marshy floodplains. Hunting is strictly fair‑chase, shooting from vehicles and
White Rhinoceros
The white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) is the second‑largest land mammal, surpassed only by the elephant. Often called the square‑lipped rhino because of its wide grazing mouth, this massive grazer can exceed 7,700 lbs and has two keratin horns that make it a co
Hippopotamus
The common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius) is the third largest land mammal and one of Africa’s most dangerous animals. Hippos spend daylight hours submerged in rivers and lakes and graze on nearby grasslands at night; despite their stocky build they can run sur
Mouflon Sheep
Mouflon are wild sheep thought to be one of the ancestors of all domestic sheep. Introduced to South America by Spanish sailors centuries ago, they have red‑brown coats with darker saddles and white facial markings. Only the males carry horns—tight spirals that arch
Sindh Ibex
The Sindh ibex (Capra aegagrus blythi) inhabits the arid hills of Pakistan’s Baluchistan Plateau. This handsome goat has a pale coat with dark facial markings and long, lyre‑shaped horns. Its agility on rocky slopes and striking appearance have made it one of Pakist
Woodland Caribou
Woodland caribou are the largest caribou ecotype and favour mature coniferous forests across Canada and parts of the northern United States. Adults stand about 3.6–4.6 feet (1.1–1.4 m) tall at the shoulder; bulls weigh 350–500 pounds and cows 240–330 pounds. The
Mountain Caribou
Mountain caribou are an ecotype of woodland caribou that inhabit the steep interior ranges of British Columbia and extend into northern Idaho and eastern Washington. They are similar in size and appearance to other woodland caribou but spend winters in high‑elevation
Grizzly Bear
Grizzly bears are large brown bears easily recognised by their muscular shoulder hump, long curved claws and concave facial profile. In the lower 48 states, adult males typically weigh 400–600 pounds and females 250–350 pounds. Their fur ranges from blond to almost
