The Mozambique tourism hunting industry ranks bottom in terms of overall gross income when compared to tourism hunting industries in the region, attracting around 350 clients/year. Revenues to Government from concession fees are low, averaging US$4.60/km2, with the highest values achieved in the Niassa National Reserve where competitive tenders attracted significant investments. Revenues from the sale of licenses etc. is estimated at US$1.2 million with the bulk of these been generated from the sale of trophy abate tickets (58%). Employment by the industry is low when compared to other sectors (>1000) and the industry contributes approximately US$1 million annually in salaries and wages to the local economy. Community benefits from the US$1200/Association. Keywords: tourism hunting, wildlife survey, economic contribution.