You must own your land, or be a majority shareholder Your land must be game-fenced Not smaller than 10 000 ha of continuous land Finances must be sound You must agree that the rhinos remain State property What does MET consider before granting your wish:
Is this land right for rhino: is the land suitably fenced, are there enough water points, is the habitat suitable, is your management of the land appropriate and is the security of the property adequate.
The Rhino Technical Advisory Group advises the Rhino Management Committee, which then makes the final decision. Upon approval, the animals are translocated within a year or two, depending on the capture programme.
Rhinos are dehorned before translocation and if you can carry the cost, radio or satellite collars can also…
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