Accomodations include hunting campsites, hotels and lodges. Well trained guides will handle all arrangements and formalities. An official hunting permit is necessary. To obtain it, the hunter must provide a copy of a Canadian or American hunting license for the past two years. The outfitter will then provide the hunter with a temporary hunting permit, an authorization to carry arms, and civil liability insurance.

It is strictly forbidden to import automatic weapons and hunting ammunition to Sénégal.

Slaughtering scopes/permits

• Slaughtering scopes of the various licences are complementary, but not cumulative.
  
• Varied landscapes include forests, savannahs, rivers and swamps.
  

The small game license allows each hunter a maximum of 15 animals per day among the nonprotected species: francolin, pigeons, pin tail grouse, little bustards, turtledoves, hares, quail, squirrels, palm squirrels.

Waterfowl: a special license allows each hunter a limit of 50 birds per week and a third in Eastern Sénégal. Lions, buffalos, and antelopes are subject to an annual quota and a special authorization.