White-Flanked Impala hunting
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Where to hunt White-Flanked Impala
White Flanked Impala are rare compared to the herds of Impala found roaming the savannah, scrub and bush landscapes in the southern and eastern part of the African continent. Biologists divide the antelope into two subspecies: Common and Black-Faced. Trophy books and hunting clubs further divide the Common Impala into Southern and East African varieties, and some South African game breeders have now bred different colour variants which include Black, White and White Flanked Impalas.
Price distribution
White Flanked Impala daily rate fees may be priced as low as $250 per day. Limited availability of this relatively new colour variant species means that trophy fee prices can on average range from $2450 - $3000. Some outfitters have the price fixed as high as $7000.
When to hunt White-Flanked Impala?
At this stage, White Flanked Impala are generally only hunted in South Africa which means they may be hunted year-round on a licensed game farm. Hunting during the summer months of November to February may be unpleasantly uncomfortable during the heat of the day. The best time to hunt any species of Impala is May, when, during the rut, the biggest males fight for dominance. The rest of the African winter, June to September, is also a good time for a plains game hunt.
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