Sentence examples for trophy fee from inspiring English sources

A six-day hunt with one trophy fee costs $8,500.

The trophy fee on a "huge roaring" red stag ranges from $3,500-$3,500-$25,000

You can hunt polar bears, "the Arctic's greatest trophy animal", in Canada's north-west territories – the trophy fee is £750.

On Monday all hell broke loose as the squatters now decided that they own the rhino and they want the trophy fee for these animals and we should have consulted with them prior to calling the vet and National Parks.

Conservationists say that lion hunting is one of the most lucrative trophy hunts, with each outing bringing in up to $71,000 on average, which includes the trophy fee, a professional guide, transportation and lodging.

And there's a trophy fee for any animal killed or wounded, starting at $2,000 for the first buffalo, which includes a government conservation surcharge to finance anti-poaching operations and community development projects.

Trophy fees are $8,000 for a lion and $10,000 for a small elephant.

Hunting blocks are supposed to generate income for the central government and local districts through the sale of hunting licenses and trophy fees.

It's popular with clients from Denmark, Germany and Belgium, who pay £140 a day to shoot deer, plus trophy fees ranging from £60-£3,000 £60-£3,000

In theory, elaborate big-game hunts — which can cost tens of thousands of dollars, including trophy fees, professional guide payments, transportation and lodging — could help poor countries maintain robust conservation programs and give aid to residents.

For example, elephants sold for US dollars $250 in the late 1970s and are now worth $12,000 to $20,000 in trophy fees and up to $65,000 when we include outfitter fees.