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Tanzania Hunting Safaris
Explore Tanzania’s Diverse Hunting Territories
Unveiling Tanzania’s Bounty: A Hunter’s Paradise
Adam Clements Safari Trackers invites you to embark on a tailor-made safari across three distinctive regions of Tanzania, each boasting an array of habitats and teeming with wildlife. Partnered with Adam Clements Safaris Limited, renowned for its premier hunting areas, we ensure unparalleled service and success rates in luxurious camps, promising an unforgettable adventure.
Moyowosi Game Reserve
Adam Clements Safaris has 4 concessions in Moyowosi Game Reserve covering 2 million acres of wild and remote real free range hunting. 2 Luxury hunting camps with one fishing camp, which also serves as a 3rd base hunting camp.
Moyowosi Game Reserve covering the area of 11,430 km2 was established in 1981 by upgrading Moyowosi Game Controlled area. The reserve was named after an important river called Moyowosi. According to Ha tribe, the name Moyowosi originated from “Muyovozi” that means “a huge river which flows throughout the year and difficult to cross”. It was difficult for Europeans to pronounce the name Muyovozi when visited the area. They better pronounced it as Moyowosi.
Moyowosi River is the main source of water for the wildlife populations in the Game Reserve and therefore saves as the heart of Moyowosi Game Reserve. The Reserve is located in Kibondo and Kakonko Districts within Kigoma region in the western part of Tanzania. It is part of Ugalla – Moyowosi/Kigosi-Malagarasi ecosystem. It Borders Kigosi National Park on the North.
The Reserve comprises of various vegetation types. These include miombo woodlands and open grassland with short grasses along Moyowosi and Malagarasi Rivers that form Malagarasi-Muyovozi Ramsar Convention Site, the third largest such site in the world and the first Ramsar Site declared in Tanzania. The reserve has The Malagarasi River which is important feeder for Lake Tanganyika, In the reserve there are also hills and plains and it is found at Latitudes 3° 15’’ to 5° S and Longitude 30°30’’ to 31°30 E. Its Altitudes ranges from 800-1,600 meters above sea level.
Lake Natron
Our Luxury camp is one not to miss in this spectacular area in Northern Tanzania. This where the specialty animals are found like Gerenuk, Lesser Kudu, Fringe Eared Oryx, Grants Gazelle, EA Greater Kudu, White Bearded Wildebeest, Patterson Eland along with Leopard, Elephant and lots of Giraffe. Lots of Masai culture will be had while on safari with us during your exclusive stay. Our concession is exclusive and each safari is private.
Lake Natron is a salt or soda lake not far from Lake Manyara in northern Tanzania. It is located in the Gregory Rift, the eastern branch of the East African Rift. The lake lays at the foot of the Ol Doinyo Lengai, an active volcano.
Lake Natron is quite shallow, less than three meters deep, and varies in width depending on its water level. The lake is 57 kilometers long and 22 kilometers wide. The area receives irregular seasonal rainfall, mainly between December and May. The temperatures at the lake are often over 40 ° C.
As the fresh water evaporates in the lake, water with high concentrations of salt minerals such as sodium and trona remains. The alkalinity of the lake can reach a pH level of more than 12. Special bacteria and blue algae thrive in this environment and form an ideal breeding ground for the life of birds. Such halophilic organisms include some cyano bacteria that, like plants, produce their own food through photosynthesis. The red pigment in those cyano bacteria produces the deep red colors of the lake’s waters and the orange colors in the shallow areas. Salt-loving microorganisms living there are coloring the alkali salt crust on the surface of the lake is red or pink.
Flamingos find a safe breeding ground at Lake Natron, since most other animals find its caustic environment and high temperature of the lake (up to 60°C) as well as its high salinity inhospitable. It therefore provides a good barrier against predators trying to reach nests on seasonal evaporation islands. Every year, more than two million flamingos come here to lay their eggs and chicks hatch between September and April. Cyanobacteria are increasing with the salinity of the water, and the lake can carry more nests. Larger flamingos also breed in the Wadden Sea.
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A voyage through Tanzania’s untamed beauty.
Step into the wilds of Tanzania through our vibrant photo galleries, capturing the essence of our safari adventures and serene fishing trips. Each image tells a story of breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unforgettable experiences in the heart of Africa.
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Anti-Poaching & Conservation
OUR ANTI-POACHING UNITS SPEND 365 DAYS A YEAR IN OUR CONCESSIONS PATROLLING.
We patrol by vehicle, boat, helicopter, tractor, and foot to ensure we cover land, swamp, and rivers.
For each concession, we have one Unit that consists of four Government game Rangers and four company-trained staff.
Our presence and effectiveness since we started in these areas have been tremendous. When we first took over these areas, there was very little to no Elephant sign or sightings. Within only a few months to half a year of our strict conservation and anti-poaching the Elephants started to return, to where now we have daily fresh signs and sightings.
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The Hippos had been poached out of the Malagarasi River when we started, and now the Hippos have started to return and we are starting to see new life and more abundance of game in the River where there had not been any protection for many years.
These are just a few success stories, but overall the game is abundant and with our
protection, we plan to increase the numbers even more.
Conservation does not just happen with Anti-poaching and community education.
Interaction is very important. We work very closely with our fellow Game department and government with our outlying villages that border our concessions to the west, trying to educate them on the value of wildlife and what wildlife and heritage mean to them.
Also, that part of the revenue that we get from the wildlife does go back to them with what we provide to their communities with different projects. Projects such as schools, food, equipment for hospitals, education and so forth.
FAQ: Tanzania Hunting Safaris
Located in Eastern Africa, Tanzania borders the Indian Ocean between Kenya and Mozambique. Home to Mount Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti, Tanzania boasts diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife, attracting adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike.
What is the capital of Tanzania?
The capital city of Tanzania is Dodoma. Whereas it serves as the official capital, Dar es Salaam is the largest city and major economic hub.
What are the official languages of Tanzania?
Swahili, English
In what areas of Tanzania do you offer hunting safaris?
What is the prevalent wildlife found in Tanzania?
Buffalo, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Various species of Gazelle, Roan, Topi, Cokes Hartebeest, White Bearded Wildebeest, Sable, Roan, Greater & Lesser Kudu, Gerenuk, Oryx
How much does a hunting safari in Tanzania cost?
The price of a safari can vary greatly based on what type of lodging you choose, how long your safari will be, and other related factors. Please contact us, and we will answer any questions you have.
How do I book a safari in Tanzania with Safari Trackers?
Don’t let your dream of going on a hunting safari slip you by! Our responsive staff is here to guide you through the process. To get started, let us know of your interest through our contact page, and we will take care of you.
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