Zimbabwe - An Introduction

Zimbabwe is a country of contrasting landscapes which provides for an extraordinary diversity of ecosystems and wildlife. Two major rivers form it's northern and southern boundaries. The great Zambezi River cuts along it's northern frontier, while the unpredictable Limpopo forms the southern border with South Africa.

It is home to large quantities of Elephant and Buffalo and to a spectacular variety of Plains Game. The hunting terrain will vary from the famous 'Jesse' to open mopani woodlands. Most of the hunting is done on foot and from blinds for cats. All your big game species would be harvested in Zimbabwe, so the visiting hunter needs to be physically prepared.

The climate is cool and dry in winter - April - October, warm and wet in summer - November - March. The cooler months offer the best hunting opportunities.

Zimbabwe - Bubye Valley Concession

Bubye Valley Concession is a privately owned 1.2 million acre ranch situated in the South West part of Zimbabwe. The dedication of the owners to preserve this area for wildlife has resulted in the Bubye Valley Concession being one of the finest areas in Africa for plainsgame and leopard. A buffalo reintroduction programme currently being implemented will ensure that for years to come the Bubye Valley Concession will be a premier hunting area in the region. There are no internal fences and reminiscent of the pre-colonial days, vast herds of eland, kudu, zebra, wildebeest and giraffe abound.

The area offers superb leopard and plainsgame hunting and our conservative quotas ensure record trophies are continuously secured. Of particular note is the quality kudu, eland, wildebeest and leopard taken each year.

Set amongst exquisite natural surroundings, there are seven luxury camps on the property, each fully equipped with bathroom en suite and powered by a generator. Access to the Bubye Valley Concession is more accessible by road or air charter via Bulawayo. It is advisable that clients schedule their arrival and departure accordingly.

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