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Romania 2016 Romania 2016 Office Germany: Office Austria: Ziegelstadel 1 · D-88316 Isny Europastr. 1/1 · A-7540 Güssing Phone: +49 (0) 75 62 / 9 14 54 - 14 Phone.: +43 (0) 33 22 / 4 29 63 - 0 www.blaser-safaris.com Fax.: +43 (0) 33 22 / 4 29 63 - 59 [email protected] Hunting in Romania has a high potential for passionate hunters as it offers only wild game, in a Romania genuine, almost untouched landscape, while offering excellent to VIP accommodation conditions and services based on an excellent infrastructure. The quality of the trophies goes from good to outstanding. Our Partner ASOCIATIA VANATORILOR SI PESCARILOR SPORTIVI BRADUL grant access to about 250 000 ha of hunting ground, accessible to all our guest hunters in fields located from the Carpathian mountains to the Danube Delta in all types of bio- topes: mountains, hills, plain, lakes and swamps, along the Danube and Danube Delta. The landscapes are magnificent and huge areas are as if deprived of human presence. In many mountain areas you can walk days and see only very few people…. The game is always 100% wild animals, thus adding more emotions and some new di- mension to your hunting experience. Weather conditions go from a normal 22 to 30C, to a sometimes very hot 38-40C in the summer, to an average of +5 to -10 with some- times down to 25-28C in the mountains and some “cold spots” areas. The hunter must be equipped according to the field and conditions at the place and moment of the hunt- ing action. Autumn is often a kind of “Indian summer”, with mild temperatures, mostly dry and pleasant. Hunting in Romania is not only a hunting experience, it is also a human and cultural ex- perience that opens a new window on Europe, it’s an adventure in the wilderness in safety and excellent conditions. It also adds a new experience in gastronomy, as many specific dishes are proposed, accompanied by local wines in traditional style. Our services are performed by a friendly, professional team of wild game administration and biology specialists, ready to listen to your wishes and answer your questions. - 2 - A few examples of accommodation conditions: BUZAU LODGE - 3 - Casa Comana RESCA - 4 - Hunting Fields Field name Department Game Species Comana Giurgiu wild boar, red stag, roe deer, hare, partridge, pheasant, quail Magura -Tisasu Buzau wild boar, red stag, roe deer Basca Mare Buzau wild boar, red stag, wolf, bear Dobrosloveni Olt wild boar, fallow deer, partridge, pheasant Resca Olt wild boar, fallow deer, partri dge pheasant, hare, wild ducks Daneasa Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Ianca Olt wild boar Spineni Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Tatulesti Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, phea sant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Brebeni Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Optas Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Grojdibodu Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, q uail, wild ducks Optas Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Carlogani Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Caleni Olt wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge, quail, wild ducks Crivat Calarasi wild boar, roe deer, hare, quail, woodcock, wild ducks Vulpasesti Neamt wild boar, roe deer – there are very special areas for big wild boars Grintes Neamt wild boar, red stag, bear, wolf Nemtisor Neamt wild boar, red stag, bear, wolf Galu Neamt wild boar, red stag, bear, wolf Uzlina Tulcea wild boar, pheasant, woodcock, wild goose & ducks Sfintesti Teleorman wild boar, roe deer, hare, pheasant, partridge Voineasa Valcea bear, wolf, red stag, chamois Cerna Valcea bear, wolf, red stag, chamois Romani Valcea bear, wolf, red stag, chamois Bumbesti Gorj wild boar, bear, red stag, chamois, Sadu Gorj wild boar, bear, red stag, chamois, Plaisor Arges wild boar, bear, red stag, chamois, - 5 - Hunting field „ CALARASI ISLAND“ an Island in the Danube, approx. 11 .400 ha From Bucharest about 2 hours, of which 1,5 hours Motor way, followed by ferry to Calarasi. The hunting area is flat and excellent for Wild boar (driven hunt for 10 – 12 persons), Red deer, Roe deer and Birds. Calarasi is divided into 3 different hunting areas, in one of them we hunt exclusively with our partner. The lodge has 12 single rooms – top accommodation and boarding - 6 - - 7 - Pr ices 201 6 Red Deer hun t Hunting Season : Red stag: September 01 st to December 1st Female and calf: September 01 st to February 15 th Trophy fee Trophy weight in kg Pr ice in EUR EUR / 10 g Red stag Up to 3,00 EUR 580, - From 3,01 – 5,00 EUR 58 0, - + EUR 5, - / 10 g Up to 7,00 EUR 1.5 80, - From 7,01 – 8,00 EUR 2.050 ,- + EUR 7,3 / 10 g From 8,01 – 9,00 EUR 2. 78 0, - + EUR 7, 9 / 10 g From 9,0 1 – 10,00 EUR 3. 57 0, - + EUR 10 ,5 / 10 g From 10,01 – 11,00 EUR 4. 62 0, - + EUR 20 ,- / 10 g From 11 ,0 1 – 11,50 EUR 6. 62 0, - + EUR 52,4 / 10 g Over 11,50 EUR 9.24 0, - + EUR 63,- / 10 g Fema le , Calf EUR 15 8,- Hunt guidance per hunter EUR 120 ,- /day Wou nded Red stag EUR 840, - /piece Wou nded Femal e & Calf EUR 79,- /piece - 8 - Pr ices 201 6 Roe deer hunt Hunting Seaso n: Roe deer: May 15 th to October 15 th Female or fawn: September 01 st to February 15 th Trophy fee Trophy weight in g Pr ice in EUR EUR / g Roe buck Up to 300 EUR 235, - From 301 – 350 EUR 315 ,- + EUR 3, 2 / g From 351 – 400 EUR 475 ,- + EUR 7, 3 / g From 401 – 450 EUR 840, - + EUR 8, 4 / g From 451 – 500 EUR 1.2 60, - + EUR 12 ,6 / g From 501 – 550 EUR 1.8 90, - + EUR 26,2 / g Over 550 EUR 3. 20 0, - + EUR 36,7 / g Female & Fawn EUR 130 ,- Hunt guidance per hunter EUR 80 ,- /day Wounded Roe bu ck EUR 315 ,- /piece Wounded Femal or Fawn EUR 130 ,- /piece - 9 - Pr ices 201 6 Chamois hunt Hunting Season: Chamois buck: September 01 st to December 15 th World Record, 141.1 CIC 1937, Romania Trophy fee CIC Points Pr ice in EUR For each further CIC point Chamois buck Up to 95 EUR 1.4 70, - From 95 - 100 EUR 1.4 70, - + EUR 53,- / CIC From 100 ,1 – 105,0 EUR 1. 735 ,- + EUR 10 5,- / CIC From 105,1 - 110 EUR 2. 26 0, - + EUR 15 7,- / CIC Over 110 EUR 3.045 ,- + E UR 200 ,- / CIC Hunt guidance per hunter EUR 90 ,- /day Trophy fee for atypical trophy EUR 1.4 70, - /piece Wounded Chamois EUR 1.0 50, - /piece - 10 - Pr ices 201 6 Bear hunt Hunting Season : is individual Trophy fee CIC Points Price in EUR For each further CIC point Bear Upt to 350 EUR 3.500 ,- From 351 - 400 EUR 6.000 ,- From 400 EUR 6.000 ,- + EUR 74 ,- / CIC Hunt guidance per hunter EUR 330 ,- /day Wounded bear EUR 1.5 75 ,- /pie ce International CITES certific at e is not included in the price - 11 - Prices 201 6 Wolf hunt Hunting Seaso n: is individual Trophy fee Price in EUR Wolf EUR 1.0 50, - Hunt guidance per hunter EUR 130 ,- /day Wounded Wolf EUR 945 ,- /piece Internationale CITES certiificate is not included in the price - 12 - Price 201 6 Wild boar hunt Hunting Season: September 01 st to February 15 th Trophy fee Average length in cm Pr ice in EUR EUR / mm Tusker Up to 12 EUR 315 ,- From 12, 01 – 16,00 EUR 370, - From 16,01 – 20 ,00 EUR 580, - Over 20,00 EUR 750 ,- + EUR 10 ,5/ mm Female for driven hunt EUR 315 ,- Female for stalking EUR 420, - Young wild boar EUR 105,- Individual hunt - hunt guidance per hunter EUR 115,- /day Driven hunt – hunt guidance per hunter EUR 170 ,- /day Trophy fee for atypical trophy wild boar EUR 370 ,- /piece Wounded wild boar Except driven hunt EUR 265, - /piece Wounded female Except driven hunt EUR 265, - /piece Wounded young wild boar Except driven hunt EUR 55 ,- /piece - 13 - Included in PH Hunting costs: Off -road vehicle Additional costs: Flights On reque st Transfer – Airport to hunting ground or change the hunting On request ground Travel insurance On request Guidance per day, per hunter See prices Trophy fee See prices Hotel cos ts - depending on which area : Per person and night in a single room with full board from ca. EUR 120,– Payment is due upon departure directly at the accommod a- tion Costs Calarasi Island per Person / per night in single room with EUR 250, – full board Tips and personal expen ses On request Trophy preparation & deliv ery to own country On request Cites certificate (if necessary ) On request Wounded and not founde d game See prices Organi zation fee per hunter EUR 200, – Organ ization fee per accompanying person EUR 100, – Neamt Valcea Buzau Tulcea Gorj Arges Cal arasi Ol t Giurgi u Teleo rman - 14 - Recommended Travel documents: Equipment: Passport (valid) incl. Visa Airline ticket or tickets Hunting license / weapons permit / EU Firearms Pass Contract Voucher Insurance policies in copy Important phone number. (for example doctor, insurance, etc.) Medication / To iletries: First aid kit, personal medication Painkillers / aspirin Wound Creme (eg Bepanthen) wound disinfectant ointment (eg Betaisadona) for minor injuries Toiletries / paper handkerchiefs / Hakle Feucht Equipment: Weapon / ammunition / lockable gun case / riflescope Hunting knife max.
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