Reeder Custom Guns - In case you have ever wanted to hunt elephant

ELEPHANT HUNT NAMIBIA!

We have an opening for this year - 2025!

Bordering Botswana and the famous Khaudum National Park, our Namibia area is second-to-none when it comes to hunting big desert bulls. We commonly take 70-80 pound bulls, with some even breaking the 90 pound mark. This is elephant hunting in its truest form, as we cut tracks and follow the bulls' spoor through the sandy African bush. If you have been thinking about hunting elephants, now is the time! We have one opening for this year! If you have any questions or want to book this hunt of a lifetime, please contact us at safaris@madubula.com.

Yours in fine hunting,

Team Madubula

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. . . you wouldn't be able to bring any ivory home to the USA. Right? :-(

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depends on the area and country, short answer is you can legally bring ivory back to USA but very dependent on correct licensing and permits, way beyond my check book...........

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ivory from Zimbabwe but I have also heard of nightmare situations while trying to do it the legal way. I have heard horrible things in the process. I hope there is a legal way to do so. I have several critters being held at a taxidermist's warehouse that I would like to bring back....legally.

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I have read there is a way around the law but not sure.

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also listed by projected ivory weight. If you read of a 100 lb bull elephant that is the projected weight of the ivory.

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In case you have ever wanted to hunt elephant

90lbs or 9,000lbs?

Ivory weight

Well, that's neat, but . . .

Ivory

I have read where you can bring back legally taken

That's right. No ivory can come back to the states.

Ivory is always listed by the weight. An elephant hunt is