Frequently Asked Questions
If you are looking to hunt truly free range wilderness areas for big buffalo trophies then this hunt might be in consideration for you.
You will receive personalised service and guiding from the owner and operator Simon Kyle-Little who has decades of experience pursuing old trophy buffalo in the remotest corners of the Arnhemland Aboriginal Reserve. Home to the biggest wild buffalo in Australia.
Yes, provided the observers want to be part of the experience. It is not advised if they do not participate in the hunt.
Australia has a lot to offer for wives/partners who do not wish to participate in the hunt. Sydney, the great barrier reef and Uluru in the heart of the continent are popular choices. Many tours can be arranged according to your interests.
Vaccination is not required to come to Australia. There is no Malaria so no requirement for Malaria medication.
Yes, you will need an electronic travel authority
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/electronic-travel-authority-601
Yes, provided you do not want to travel in the rest of Australia.
Your import permit is for the Northern territory only and your gun can not be taken to another state.
In the case of further travels it is recommended to use one of our weapons.
We have several weapons to choose from.
Unfortunately not, as export requirements are too onerous and you will risk having trophies confiscated.
Longer shots may be assisted with the use of shooting sticks or a nearby tree
Be prepared to walk several miles in pursuit of old buffalo.
They inhabit the remotest secluded parts of the hunting concession.
At the time of booking conditions of the hunt will be clearly specified before you commit.
A hat and sturdy (worn in/ankle high) boots are essential. You may hunt in shorts and short sleeve shirts for coolness and comfort. A pair of sock gators is advised. If you prefer long pants and shirts this is also OK.
Sunscreen and insect repellent are in camp. Mosquitoes are in very small numbers as are other bugs. We will provide you with a pack list upon your booking.
Most flights from the USA land on the east coast of Australia in either Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne.
From here you can get a connecting flight to Darwin after clearing customs in your arrival city.
Upon arrival in Darwin we recommend an overnight stay in Darwin at one of the airport hotels. They have a 24 hr shuttle and are 300 yds from the main airport.
We will pick you up for a morning departure direct to camp by 4WD.
There is cell phone cover at some high points across the concession. The camp has no wifi.