Logistics

Export / Freight Forwarding of Trophies Globally

Freight Forwarders/Shipping Agents

  • Our preferred Freight Forwarding Agents are specialised and reputable companies with experience in shipping Hunting Trophies around the world.
  • Our agents have good relations with International Receiving/Clearing Agents closest to you, to assist you with import documentation, clearing and final delivery to your home.
  • We work hand in hand with them to ensure that the sending of your trophies runs smoothly without any problems.
  • We also strive to facilitate the best freighting price possible without compromising service delivery.
  • You will pay freight agents directly, thus maintaining a transparent communication between you, freight agent and us.
  • You may nominate your own preferred Freight Forwarding Agent as long as they are experienced in handling Hunting Trophies.

Documentation Requirements in order to obtain Export Permits

The below documentation must be supplied to us by the Professional Hunter/Outfitter;

  • Professional Hunting Register for each client, fully completed and signed by all parties
  • Permission to Hunt letter from the land owner
  • Valid Exemption Permit (P3) from landowner signed by the landowner
  • Original CITES Hunting Permit (If applicable)
  • Original TOPS Hunting Permit (If applicable)
  • Original Hunting Permit (If applicable)
  • Copy of Outfitters licence
  • Copy of Professional Hunters Licence
  • Copy of client’s passport

Packing & Crating

Crates are custom manufactured to accommodate your trophies.

Crates are made of wood, conforming to international fumigation regulations and requirements.

Packing is done on site by experienced personnel who ensure that the trophies are securely packed with no risk of coming loose during transport or being damaged.

Importing

Neighbouring Countries And Globally Into South Africa

We have extensive experience in importing trophies from neighboring and many other countries around the world.

Imports can take anywhere between 3 to 9 months before they land in south Africa, as there is much documentation and communication that needs to happen to conclude a successful import.

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