Leopards are shy, nocturnal animals, making them a challenging target for hunters. With their highly adapted senses, it can be difficult to outwit a leopard. Clients often inquire about outfitters' success rates, but the success of a leopard hunt often depends on numerous factors, many of which are beyond the control of the professional hunter. These highly adaptable big cats are found in a variety of habitats. Both male and female leopards are territorial, with male territories overlapping with those of females. The size of these territories varies according to the availability of prey species. Generally, leopard territories are larger in semi-arid areas where the game is less plentiful. Leopards are found throughout Botswana and can be successfully hunted in various regions. The use of camera traps has made leopard baiting much easier, serving as a handy tool to identify the age and sex of the cats, as only males may be hunted in Botswana. "Mr Spots" may only be hunted during daylight hours. Hunting Leopards in the Kalahari with Bushmen trackers can be one of the most adrenalin-filled safaris you could ever ask for. Classified as vulnerable by the IUCN, CITES permits are required before the commencement of your hunt.