Contrary to popular myth, a porcupine’s quills will not fire at enemies but rather will loosely embed in their skin and they easily shed on contact. When threatened, a porcupine erects its quills and backs towards its assailant. Porcupines often gnaw bones because they need their minerals and also to sharpen their powerful incisors.


  • Category: Critters/ Night hunts

Description

Daily rate of 325 / 350 US$ per hunter per day and 200 US$ per observer.

Daily rates include:

  • Food – Breakfast, lunch pack and dinner
  • Drinks - soft drinks/juice/water/coffee/tea/local beer – Hard liquor for you own account
  • Accommodation – private room & bathroom- Communal lodge, pool and boma
  • Hunt –access, vehicle, professional hunter, skinner, tracker, recovery of animals harvested and field preparation of trophies
  • Field preparation included skinning the animals and treating the raw material with salt, folding them and keeping them for taxidermy collection.