Francolin hunting in Tanzania

Francolin are terrestrial gamebirds that feed on insects, grass tussocks, vegetable matter and seeds. They have a hooked upper beak, well-suited for digging and will also dig for food. They are fast flying and can make for some challenging shooting. BookYourHunt has lumped all Francolins, Spurfowl, Partridge and Quails under this group which includes: 5 x Francolin Species: Latham's Francolin, Crested Francolin, Coqui Francolin, Red-winged Francolin and Shelley's Francolin. 6 x Spurfowl Species: Scaly Spurfowl, Yellow-necked Spurfowl, Red-necked Spurfowl, Hildebrandt's Spurfowl, Ring-necked Spurfowl which is near threatened in Tanzania and the endemic Grey-breasted Spurfowl. 1 x Partridge Species: An endemic species called the Udzungwa Partridge. 3 x Quail Species: The Blue, Common and Harlequin Quails. Distribution and availability vary from area to area. A list of huntable species and the best season for such a hunt should be discussed with your Outfitter. Bird hunting licenses must be purchased before going on safari.