Here you'll find an extensive price list of countries and species to review.  Fred Williams has "been there and done that" not only in all of these locations, but many others.  Please contact Fred if you don't see the country or species that you're looking for. 

Also, be sure to click here to learn all about Fred's travels and Safari Club International hunting awards and achievements!  Few others can offer Fred's promise of "No Surprises!" for your next safari! 

South Africa                                                  Tell A Friend

Daily rates range from $400 to $500 for plains game Safaris, and slightly higher for dangerous game.  Two hunters with one PH = $300 per day per hunter.  Detailed “Terms of Business” available upon request.  Species and current 2002 trophy fee prices are:

Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo – prices upon request.

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Namibia                                                           Tell A Friend

Possibly the “Best Kept Secret” in African hunting, Namibia has very similar terrain and species as does South Africa, but with slightly lower prices.  The lodge I use is on 40,000 hectares, and has a Cordon Bleu trained chef.  Uncommon luxury.  Visiting the San people (Bushmen) of the Kalahari is very special.

Daily rates are $375 1 X 1, or $325 2 X 1.  Complete “Terms of Business” are available upon request.  Species and current 2002 prices are:

Price on request for:  waterbuck, Black face Impala, Damara Kik-Dik, Klipspringer

There is no charge for:  Baboon, Jackal and Wingshooting

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Mozambique                                                  Tell A Friend

Hunt nearly 300 square miles of unchanged wilderness along the Zambese River.  First class tented camps, with gourmet dining.  True old-style East African hunting.

Daily rates are $800 per day, 1 X 1, and $750 per day 2 X 1.  Complete “Terms of Business” available upon request.  Species and 2002 prices are:

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Botswana                                                      Tell A Friend

Botswana has three distinct types of terrain:  The Okavango Delta, The Kalahari Desert, and the bushveldt of Ngamiland.  Botswana is THE destination for serious Elephant hunters seek tusks above 60 pounds, with the possibility of perhaps getting close to triple digits.  There are 30 species of trophy animals available in the various regions.

Daily rates range from $750 to $1,000 per day, depending on the region.  There are “minimum” days mandated for the dangerous game species, up to 21 days.  Botswana requires both an individual hunting license per specie, and a separate trophy fee.  These license and trophy fees are currently being revised – please contact me for further information.

Lion, Sable and Sitatunga are currently closed to hunting.

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Zimbabwe                                                       Tell A Friend

The fantastic hunting in this classical destination is on-going, however the political turmoil has made some clients question the safety of going to Zimbabwe the past couple of years.  That notwithstanding, we have had many clients go on highly successful, and safe, Safaris during this period.  Inasmuch as clients are picked up at the airport, and driven/flown directly to the hunting areas, there have been zero problems.  And, of course, hunting areas controlled by outfitters/professional are arguably some of the safest places in Africa, for some obvious reasons.

Big Four and plains game Safaris are available on 7, 10 15, and 21 day hunts, depending on the species to be hunted.  Daily rates range from $800 to $1,250 per day depending on the species to be hunted.  This is an excellent destination for all of the Big Four.  Trophy fees are very reasonable.

Complete “Terms of Business” and trophy fees available upon request.

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Zambia                                                            Tell A Friend

For the second year in a row, Zambia has closed all hunting.  It is considered possible that hunting could re-open at any time during 2002, however nothing is a fact at this time.

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Tanzania                                                        Tell A Friend

Tanzania means True East African Hunting, as has been described in more stories and books than any other hunting destination.  From the famous Selous Game Preserve, the world’s largest,  to Masailand and the West areas, to the Serengeti, there are unsurpassed hunting possibilities in beautiful, open wildernesses, for over 50 different species of trophy animals.

Tanzania has some of the highest daily rates in Africa, due to high government fees and charges, plus the fact the all supplies and equipment have to be flown into the various camps.  The good news is that the trophy fees are relatively low compared to other countries.  Thirty five of the fifty species have trophy fees under $1,000, and thirty of those thirty five are $500 or less.

The government mandates the minimum days required for each specie to be hunted, ranging from 7 to 21 days, and is some combinations of species, up to 28 days.

With the exception of certain 7 or 10 day Cape Buffalo/ plains game Special Package Hunts, all of our Safaris are custom tailored to the clients objectives.  Prices range from $10,750 for a Buffalo hunt, to over $50,000 for a 28 day full bag Safaris in Masailand and the Serengeti.  Examples of typical Selous hunt costs are 21 days Lion/Leopard/plains game = $36,800 or a Big Four Safari for $42,600.  These prices EXCLUDE  trophy fees and air charters, but DO include are government fees and licenses, excepting a 10% anti-poaching and community development surcharge on all trophy fees.

Full “Terms of Business” and trophy fees available upon request.

NOTE:  Due to Zambia and Botswana being closed to Lion hunting, Lion permits in Tanzania are in short supply

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Ethiopia                                                           Tell A Friend

Exclusive home of the magnificent Mountain Nyala, plus 44 other species, Ethiopia is another of the “Best Kept Secrets” of Africa.  From the lush bushveldt of the Omo to the arid Danakil to the rolling Arba Gugu mountains, this is a hunter’s paradise. 

Daily rates for these custom hunts, range from $1,000 to $1,620 per day, with 15 and 21 day hunts being offered.  Mt. Nyala, Lion, and certain other government mandated species require a minimum of 21 days.  Because of the strict quota system, not all species are available to all hunters, at any given time.

Trophy fees are relatively inexpensive in Ethiopia with the exception of Mt. Nyala ($5,000), with 30 species being under $500, and 23 of those being under $200.

Full “Terms of Business” and complete trophy fees available upon request. 

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Cameroon                                                      Tell A Friend

In the great rain forests of central Africa, hunt with the amazing Pygmies for the elusive Bongo, Forest Sitatunga, Dwarf Forest Buffalo, six species of Forest Duikers plus Bates Pygmy Antelope.  My outfitter is 100% on Bongo for seven years.

The diverse Savannah Galleria of northern Cameroon is a mixture of open Savannah and Bushveldt, and is home to the majestic Lord Derby (Giant) Eland, plus Western Buffalo, Western Roan, Sing-Sing Waterbuck, Western Hartebeest, Nigerian Bohor Reedbuck, Western Cob, Harnessed Bushbuck, Western & Red Flanked Duikers, and Olive Baboon.

Not all species are available on each specific Safari, by government mandate. 

The 14 day Bongo hunt Basic Safari Cost is $29,000, and includes all licenses, government fees, shipping of trophies back to the States, but does not include the trophy fees for animals killed/wounded and the 10% anti-poaching/community development surcharge on trophy fees, nor does this include any air charters.

The 14 day Giant Eland hunt Basic Safari Cost is $25,000 includes all licenses, government fees, shipping of trophies back to the States, but does not include the trophy fees for animals killed/wounded and the 10% anti-poaching/community development surcharge, nor does it include any air charters.

Complete “Terms of Business” and trophy fees available upon request.

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Argentina                                                     Tell A Friend

Great destination for free ranging Red Stag, plus 13 other species.  Or try to pick out a single Dove amongst the hundreds of thousands blotting out the sun in a wing-shooter’s  paradise.  And who could possibly pass through the exotic Buenos Aires  without spending a few days shopping on Florida Street, or in the fabulous night clubs (just looking, or dancing) or trying the huge, famous Argentinean steaks? 

Species include:  Red Stag, Puma, Wild Boar, Buffalo, Mouflon, Fallow Deer, Axis Deer, Blackbuck Antelope, Brocket Deer, Peccary,  Multi-horned Sheep, Wild Goat, Ciervo Dama.

Daily rate 1 X 1 is $250.

Complete “Term of Business” and trophy fees available upon request

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Europe and Asia                                                     Tell A Friend

There is a huge variety of hunting opportunities in Europe, central Asia, Russia and the Far East.  We offer specialized hunts in the UK, Scotland, France, Spain, Germany, Austria, Romania, Hungary, Czech Republic, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Krygystan, Russia, China, Mongolia, Siberia. 

Depending on the political climate, some Asian countries may not be an acceptable destination at all times.

The wide variety of hunts available run the full spectrum for very cheap, to very expensive, and are far too voluminous and complicated for great detail.  Please contact us for a full explanation of the many hunting opportunities available.

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South Pacific                                                           Tell A Friend

Soak up the dreamlike aura of the South Seas paradise known as New Caledonia and while you are at it, enjoy fantastic Rusa Deer hunting at it’s best. Hunt for seven days for $5,950, including the trophy fee for one Rusa Stag.  A second Stag costs only $750.

New Zealand  has only about 3.5 million citizens, over 2 million of which live in Auckland.  That means that the balance of the two islands are sparsely populated.  The superlative “breathtakingly beautiful” falls short in description.  And to a person, they people  are amongst the nicest group in the world.  The hunting?  Great!  Daily rate is $350 per day, and trophy fees are:  Red Stag - $2,500 (Elite Stag – POR); Tahr - $3,000; Chamois - $2,500; Fallow Deer - $2,700; Sika - $4,800; Whitetail - $4,500.  The Tahr and Chamois are among the world’s most  exciting and fun hunts.

Australia:   Well, Mate, try your hand at Water Buffalo, Banteng and 6 other species while enjoying the Down Under hospitality of world renown.  These are reasonably priced, customs hunts. 

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