Wo kann man Sitatunga jagen?
Sitatunga, a swamp dwelling-antelope is closely related to the Kudu, Nyala and Bushbuck. Its distribution is limited to the swampy and marshy habitats of central Africa. Hunting records split the species into four groups: 1. The Forest Sitatunga which is hunted in Cameroon and the Central African Republic (CAR) 2. The Island Sitatunga of the Ssese Islands of Uganda 3. The East African Sitatunga of Western Tanzania and Uganda 4. The Zambezi Sitatunga of Zambia also formerly hunted in the Okavango Delta of Botswana.
Preisverteilung
Normally hunted by a select few. Usually, these hunts are combined with a few other specialist species. In Tanzania, you are required to buy a 21-day hunting license which includes a Sitatunga. The shortest duration hunt available for Sitatunga is 10 days with a daily rate of $2,500 and a trophy fee of $7,000. In Zambia, the same 10-day hunt will cost $950 per day with a trophy fee of $5,500. Numerous combo package deals are also available which include some or all of the following: Buffalo, Black Lechwe, Tsessebe and Oribi ranging from $22,600 - 29,200
When to hunt Sitatunga?
The best time to hunt Sitatunga is the driest time of the year when the marshy areas start to dry out and the Sitatunga are more concentrated in the remaining areas. The official hunting season in Zambia starts in May and runs to the end of November with the back end of the season being the best Sitatunga hunting. The same goes for Tanzania. Their hunting season is from 1 July to 31 December.
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