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BTW, no one lists Leopard trophy fees on their website, insteading noting to call for price. Could you tell me from your experience what the price range normally is for a leopard? I know I've sometimes seen lions listed anywhere from a low as $9,000 for a lioness to more than $25,000 for a male lion. So, there's a pretty good gap there. Do you have a general range you've seen for leopards? Just curious.
Oh! And one last question. Where are YOU located? Are you in South Africa as well?
It is true that a lot of outfitters list their Leopard trophy fee as P.O.R. however some do publish the trophy fee on their website's price list. The price range would have to be determined by country between all outfitters offering Leopard, a task that I have not undertaken... I have seen Leopard trophy fees as low as US$2,500, however the trophy fee is not what determines the cost of the entire hunt, one needs to include, if applicable, other expenses such as daily rates, number of hunting days (usually a minimum is set by the outfitter), trophy fees of other species, Leopard quota tags or special permit charges, concession fees, charter flight, pre-baiting, baiting during hunt, hounds' team, dip/pack, trophy shipment. The success rate for Leopard hunting should also be carefully considered when choosing an outfitter. I would say that the beginning price point for a Leopard hunt with a reputable outfitter who is knowledgeable and experienced in conducting Leopard hunts with a good success rate and in a good area for Leopard would be around US$13,000, all inclusive except for airfare, dip/pack, taxidermy, trophy shipment. To answer your question I am in Southern California!