In Australia you can hunt for water buffalo, banteng and big wild boar in the wilds of the outback
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Hunting in Australia
In Australia’s Northern Territory you can realise your dreams of a grand wildlife adventure, rich in contrasts. In this region you can find tropical rainforests, mountains and fascinating rock formations, open savannah, mangrove filled lagoons and idyllic lakes. Very few people live here, which is one of the factors that help to create an optimal habitat for a rich diversity of wildlife. It is also possible to find rock paintings, created thousands of years ago by Australia’s original inhabitants, the Aborigines.
In Australia’s Northern Territory you can really live your dream of a huge wildlife experience rich in contrasts. This state offers tropical rainforest, mountains and huge rock formations, open savannah, mangrove filled lagoons and idyllic lakes. Few people live here, and this is one of the reasons the region offer optimal conditions for a wealth of animal life. Here you can also find impressive rock paintings, created thousands of years ago by Australia’s original inhabitants, the Aborigines.
It is only here that you can hunt Asian water buffalo, with their huge trophy, in the open countryside. It is a very much sought after trophy amongst big game hunters. A bull buffalo weighs between 700-1000 kg and buffalo experts rate them as no less exciting to hunt as the African Cape Buffalo. In addition to the water buffalo there is a good population of big wild goats, and in the far-flung, uninhabited parts of the region, enormous numbers of wild boar have grown up over the years. Finally we can also offer hunting for banteng and sambar deer.
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