You can afford to hunt in Africa
05-13-2010, 03:39 AM
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Spike
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You can afford to hunt in Africa
There are thousands of USA and Canadian hunters who would love to do a hunt in South Africa, but just can not afford it for now.
Well, here is a solution that would pay for a large part of your hunting trip to South Africa, making it more affordable for you to hunt in South Africa.
Zebra skins in the USA and Canada sell for between US$2600 and US$3500. You can hunt a large male zebra in South Africa for less than US$ 860. Only do a dip and ship in South Africa, and let your local taxidermy do the work on the skin. Before taxidermy cost, you should have a profit of US$1450 up to US$2350, depending on the size of the zebra that you hunted. Obviously if you hunt two zebras, you would have a larger profit to pay for your South African hunting experience.
The added bonus of hunting a zebra is that it is not an animals that dies just because you shot it. They are tough, really tough and you will have an amazing experience to tell your friends.
However, I would recommend that you first do your own research on what your taxidermy will charge you, and what you can sell the skin for.
Well, here is a solution that would pay for a large part of your hunting trip to South Africa, making it more affordable for you to hunt in South Africa.
Zebra skins in the USA and Canada sell for between US$2600 and US$3500. You can hunt a large male zebra in South Africa for less than US$ 860. Only do a dip and ship in South Africa, and let your local taxidermy do the work on the skin. Before taxidermy cost, you should have a profit of US$1450 up to US$2350, depending on the size of the zebra that you hunted. Obviously if you hunt two zebras, you would have a larger profit to pay for your South African hunting experience.
The added bonus of hunting a zebra is that it is not an animals that dies just because you shot it. They are tough, really tough and you will have an amazing experience to tell your friends.
However, I would recommend that you first do your own research on what your taxidermy will charge you, and what you can sell the skin for.
