Tanzania Trails specializes in Lion and Leopard hunts and contracts some of the best professional hunters on the market today which can guarantee the best possible outcome of your safari and most of all who can vouch for your safety during the hunt.

     Miroslav Kurak, organizer and professional hunter has started his hunting career in Tanzania after a military career and will be your guide during the hunt. Of Serbian origin, speaks fluent English, Russian and Kiswahili. He will guide you during your safari with the assistance of his personal team of trackers and a mechanic specialized in off-road vehicles. His knowledge of wildlife and hunting are sure to put you in position to make the most of your time in Tanzania and his attention to detail will make sure of the perfect service in camp and an excellent cuisine.

    Whatever your physical condition is and whichever your requirements may be Tanzania Trails will go out of its way to satisfy them. You can get in touch with Miroslav directly through the Contacts page for any information you may require.

    Lupo Santasilia, was born in Africa in 1974. In 1980 he left and after living in different countries, he returned to Africa in 1987, to Tanzania, where he immediately was introduced to big game hunting.

     By the time he was 14 he had shot his fist buffalo, and never looked back. He was fortunate enough to hunt and apprentice under the late Richard Trappe, and many other great hunters.

     After pursuing a degree in Agriculture and a career in the restaurant business, construction and other activities, he finally pursued his true passion, Professional Hunting. His experience in the restaurant business, his knowledge of languages, fluent Italian, English, Spanish and Kiswahili and building skills, together with his extensive personal experience with dangerous game and the remote areas of Tanzania, make him a very competent and experienced guide and friend.

    Corbett Bishop, Born in Texas in 1971, Corbett has been hunting with passion since his youth and has spent uncountable hours alone in the bush with his rifle and/or shotgun, it is his favorite environment by far.

     Corbett’s career has taken him, as a professional climber and guide with Mountain Madness, from the higthest mountains on three continents, to blue water sailing on tall ships in both the pacific and atlantic as crew and mate, and on to hunting big game on the same three continents.

      Corbett, since 1988, has travelled and guided extensively across Africa also, bringing a rare body of experience to his work.

     His work in training National Park Rangers in the use of firearms with dangerous game and anti-poaching work in both Tanzania and Kenya speaks well of his reputation and professionalism in his field.

      Currently Corbett runs the Ol Tukai Conservancy (www.oltukai.org) near Lake Manyara in Northern Tanzania, is very active in hunting and photographic safari guiding work, as well as being an active member of the African Game Ranger’s Association.